Rating: Death-disco duo DZ Deathrays are back. Another duo you say? Yes. But don’t worry, there isn’t a sniff of blues to be found here. Promise. 2012’s Bloodstreams was the Aussie’s first full length effort and packed one hell of a…
Rating: It is about 2am and I am sitting under a comfortingly huge tree, eating a pizza, on my own. (It is a really nice pizza, too – as they tend to be when you realise you haven’t eaten for…
A big hand please for Gigslutz Features Editor, Elliott Homer, who has taken time out from trawling through YouTube, tallying Top Tens and deciding what needs to be discussed via All Talk to take on the upcoming single releases. Shake off…
A product of Manchester’s collaborative music scene, Tokolosh are a 5-piece collective featuring members of The Whip and The Earlies alongside solo artist Liam Frost. For fans of: The Whip, The Music and Happy Mondays . The band play This Feeling Manchester Sept 12th. For info and free…
Rating: When The Killers blasted into the music charts some 10 plus years ago I was initially intrigued based purely on their name. At the time, I could not help but think to myself what a great name for a…
Medicine Men: Off the back of a storming performance at T in the Park these Hot Scots are set to take things up a level with the release of their debut single For fans: Tame Impala, Ian Brown and The Beta Band…
Rating: Royal Blood were winning the plaudits of those in high musical places over a year ago. When Matt Helders of the Arctic Monkeys takes the stage in one of your t-shirts – he did exactly that at Glastonbury last…
Rating: “Started from the bottom now we’re here” were the exact words uttered as we stepped onto the balcony of London’s iconic ‘Monument’ landmark. Having conquered 62m of spiral staircase, we were short of breath from the hike and even…
Rating: Erland & The Carnival can easily be filed under the category of ‘underrated’, having been the brainchild of legendary guitarist Simon Tong and Erland Cooper following a chance meeting. Their fusion of Scottish and English folk with a modern…
Rating: Unlike many dream pop outfits that have dropped debut albums in recent years, Horsebeach tend to not drench their sound in reverb, but rather decorate the wonderfully entwined basslines and guitar-picking with dashes of it. The vocal melodies are much more prominent than…