Red Rum Club are a Post-Punk, Americana sextet from Liverpool, channelling ‘Tarantino-esque’ wild western vibes with the help of a solitary trumpet. Peter Guy at The Liverpool Echo nails it “Melding the Bunnymen’s stinging angular guitar riffs, rasping vocal snarls…
New and exciting singer / songwriter whose big anthemic indie rock songs aligned with a powerful voice full of emotion show show why Calum is one to watch.
Hailing from Cardiff Monico Blonde are one of the UKs best kept indie-pop secrets. That’s soon to change as they hit the road for their first ever tour armed with debut single, and an absolute indie pop bullet of a…
Classic rock n’ roll, killer grooves, and big monster choruses mashed in with a few 60s psychedelic tendencies, Sauce are bringing something new and big to the party. Ones to watch. For more Sauce, click HERE
Great debut single from The Old Pink House, described perfectly by themselves as ‘Cosmic pop’, from a North-East music scene that’s getting seriously more exciting by the day. For more music, info + gigs click HERE
Black Grape release a three-disc Deluxe Edition of one of the greatest British albums of the 1990s ‘It’s Great When You’re Straight…Yeah’ on November 4th. Check out exclusive track from the 2nd disc ‘Fat Neck (Beat The Fuck Down Mix by Goldie)’,…
On the 17th September last month, new band The Opera Comic emerged like no other. Several cities throughout the UK saw an intriguing square card appear in their bars and gig venues, upon which a spiral was printed, along with…
Combining the propulsive freneticism of the likes of FOALS along with the weight and power of Queen’s of the Stone Age, Blackburn-based four-piece New York Tourists have managed to deftly balance both energy and aggression, and in doing so have…
Soaring synths, steel-drum guitars, and a rhythm section that wouldn’t sound out of place at the Sub Club (Glasgow’s dance music spiritual home), ‘In The Breeze’ is the ultimate meeting point of guitars and the dance floor. ‘In The Breeze’…
Think the melody and intellect of The Smiths and Elbow, New Order’s party vibe, deep and dark Ian Curtis-esque vocals and a big fuck off Courteeners-like chorus and you’re somewhere close to Affairs. Potential to be the next big Manchester…