Born from a single studio in an abandoned police station in Bristol, Pirate Studios’ founder David Borrie started the company to support young, undiscovered artists unable to meet the rising costs of today’s music scene, holding accessibility and affordability at its…
Leftfield – Neil Barnes and Paul Daley – one of electronic music’s all time greatest acts – have announced the release of ‘Leftism 22’ a reissue of their seminal debut album ‘Leftism’ and a UK tour where Leftfield (now led solely by Neil Barnes) will perform the record…
Shambolics sweeping swooning catchy psychedelia recalls the majesty of The Bunnymen, the licks of Orange Juice and the harmonies of The La’s. In other words, they’re bloody brilliant. Already making massive noise with their ever expanding army of fans in…
In The Woods Festival has decided to take an urban excursion to East London’s The Pickle Factory where it will treat audiences to a series of unique and intimate teaser performances ahead of September’s festival. Like the festival, Out Of The Woods…
Blondie have announced that they’ll be playing London’s Roundhouse in celebration of their new album Pollinator. The show will see them play the Roundhouse on May 3, just two days after the album’s release. It is the band’s first show…
The new acts join the lineup for the festivals tenth anniversary edition. The Cribs take to Clarence Dock, Liverpool for a one-off performance of Men’s Needs, Woman’s Needs, Whatever – which is also turning ten this year – set to…
Although he may not have approved of us all fawning over his memory and pining for his return, on what would have been his 50th birthday, I’m sure Kurt Cobain would forgive us for obsessing over his music. Whether we’ve…
Stockport’s No Hot Ashes have been making big noise on the Manchester circuit supporting bands such as Spring King, Blossoms, Prides and The Amazons as well as headlining their own sell out shows which get bigger, better and more chaotic gig…
Infectious and full of of 90s swagger, Clacton’s Surge combine the early sneer of The Vaccines (when they were good) and the cheeky, catchy riffs/lyrics of Blur on new single ‘Shame’. Love it. For more music, info + gigs click HERE
The 3-piece make 3 minute pop garage rock songs with aplomb (check out debut single ‘Johnny’ too) and have been compared to the likes of Britpop legends Elastica as well as The Undertones. The Cosmics are young, fresh and exciting and…