Known for their legendary chaotic live shows and boasting a dedicated cult following across Europe, London’s Buster Shuffle look set to take things to the next level with this Britpop inspired gem of a single For fans of: Madness, Supergrass and…
Doncaster’s highly acclaimed Alan McGee backed teenage troubadour is back with a brand new single, having established himself as one of UK’s brightest songwriting talents. Boasting a much fuller sound than before, with some catchy Byrds-ish guitars, John’s new single ‘Box…
The Incredible Magpie Band: ‘This Chose Me’ / ‘Money’ double A side. Kaleidoscopic 5-piece who can already list Liam Gallagher as a fan For fans of: The La’s, Shack and The Coral Free download & info: Click here
IF you have never heard Shed Seven’s early song Kennel, Polydor’s re-issue of the York band’s three Top 20 albums as double-disc packages on Monday will give you that opportunity. Lead singer Rick Witter and bass player Thomas Gladwin have…
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…
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…
Britpop legends Echobelly’s first two albums will be re-issued on 3 Loop Music as expanded editions, each as a 2CD set including bonus material and previously unreleased tracks. ‘King Of The Kerb’, the bands biggest song, is about the milieu of prostitution and homelessness….
Our Fold: This Manc 4-piece can name Dave Grohl as a fan and, man, Davey boy knows his shit. For fans of: Doves, Kasabian and the Stone Roses Info & a free download: Click here Our Fold play This Feeling Manchester in September.
The Courteeners: ‘How Good It Was’ – Another hands in the air hug your mates anthem lifted off the Courteeners new album Concrete Love (out today) For fans of: Oasis, The Smiths and Echo and The Bunnymen
Kult Country: My Bloody Valentine-esque guitars, stoner pop melodies, woozy guitars and pulsating beats. Pretty damn immense. For fans of: My Bloody Valentine, Ride and Exit Calm