Originally from Shrewsbury, singer-songwriter Shan released his debut EP Waypoint back in 2013, to acclaim from the likes of BBC Introducing and Balcony TV. Having written and recorded with both Matt Woods and grime artist Ghetts, Shan is now back with a…
Forming at Hull university, AFFAIRS enjoyed a hugely successful 2015, with the release of ‘Brothers’ and ‘Blood Science’ gaining them support from the likes of Steve Lamacq, John Kennedy and Janice Long. They then began this year with a brand…
Brighton born singer-songwriter Sam Jordan and his group The Dead Boys create folk-inspired songs filled with emotion, with influences ranging from Tom Waits to George Orwell. Having played prestigious venues such as St Pancras Old Church, Camden’s Dingwalls and Brighton…
Following last year’s self-titled debut, Italian-Icelandic three piece My Cruel Goro are now back with the release of a brand new EP. The Stuff EP is filled with gnarling, impassioned riffs and a thrashing, raucous energy; it’s a collection of raw, infectious offerings…
Having received praise from the likes of Q Magazine, Huw Stephens and BBC 6 Music’s Tom Robinson, pop-noir duo Vienna Ditto are one of those rare entities that it is impossible to pigeon hole into one specific genre. Alongside the…
After a strong first release, FLIIIS are back with their second single ‘Sonder’. With it’s sparkling guitars, echoing vocals and haunting lyrics, ‘Sonder’ tells the tale of a frantic attraction to someone you’ve only just met: someone you know is…
East London creators of ‘fuzz-pop’, Strange Ways formed at the beginning of 2015 and have since been named one of our This Feeling Tracks Of The Day, as well as being hailed by Fred Perry Subculture as ‘Big In 2016’….
‘The Cure’ is the new single from Newcastle five piece, Hazels. Formed in 2013, the band played together in an abandoned greenhouse whilst developing their raw, explosive indie-rock sound. The hard work paid off, and Hazels’ sound has gained both…
Peckham band YOWL create what they call ‘psych-tinged rock’, complete with thrashing guitars and profound lyrics. Infused with shades of raw grunge and a brooding emotion, previous tracks such as ‘Imminent Return’ have seen YOWL gather quite an East London following,…
Bristol-based eight piece Cut Capers draw influence from the likes of (one of my personal faves) The Cat Empire, and blend together blasts of hip-hop, ska and swing, creating buoyant, uplifting offerings that – not-suprisingly – make for particularly popular, vibrant…