2013 has seen the resurrection of American rock, with the un-avoidable pop-rockers Haim at every turn and The Orwells slamming their way into the UK’s mainstream with the purest form of punk rock. It was impossible not to be influenced…
The King of Funk is a prestigious title, with a certain George Clinton still managing to hang on by the skin of his teeth. But, what naive Clinton doesn’t know is that there’s a new crowd in town – and…
Andover lads, KURBd, ooze originality, vigorous energy and a raw, stripped back sound that has me hankering for the charmingly dingy, smoke-filled music venues of my youth. Their three-track EP, ‘The Cause… The Defect’, was recorded for just £180 and…
Hailing from the wild woods of Epping Forest is one man band Trent Halliday’s latest project Three Days Dark. Having previously fronted DeepSeaGreen, and recorded three albums with them, Halliday is no stranger to delivering eclectically creative pieces of music….
Since the release of Arctic Monkeys ‘AM’ and Tame Impala’s ‘Lonerism’, vinyl has shot onto every retro teen’s Christmas list and Oxfam have never seen as many kids browsing amongst the old cabinets, trying to find a hidden gem. Vinyl…
With a unique, bluesy sound set to excite and ignite, London quartet Black Casino And The Ghost are currently causing quite a stir in the underground music scene, having just released their debut album – ‘Some Dogs Think Their Name…
The Bloody Nerve are an underground western rock-n’-roll band, working to scorch their name into the soil outside of their hometown – Nashville, Tennessee. Since the controversial Miley Cyrus burst back with that performance and Johnny Cash’s marvellous life ended in the historical…
The first time I saw Mucky Pups live was in February 2011 at the Dirty South pub in Lewisham. As my first impression, I was a little bit puzzled. I genuinely thought they were good but a little bit ‘unsynchronized’…
There’s something about No Thoughts No Gravity that is truly comforting on an early Sunday evening in Camden Town. The weekend might be slowly fading away and the weather is damp and grey, however their intimate and reassuring gig makes…
Put together some eclectic ingredients – a few Libertines-esque jangly riffs, mixed with some ‘80s pop, and a touch of some cool, alt-rock inspired vocals – and what you’ll come up with is the enthusiastic Indie-Pop sound of The Savage…