This Feeling Track of the Day: The Waterfalls ‘Babada’
Serious promise in the form of vibrant, hook-filled bedroom pop from London via Essex. For fans of The Kooks, Sea Girls, The Royston Club, Blondes, second thoughts
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This Feeling Track of the Day: overpass ‘On Your Own’
Optimistic, euphoric indie anthems. For fans of Bloc Party, The Maccabees, Sea Girls, Inhaler, The Clause, Candid, Lock-In May 13 Cardiff The Globe (supporting The K’s) 15 Sheffield Leadmill (supporting The Royston Club) July 22-24 Truck Festival (This Feeling stage)
LISTEN: Celestial North shares new track, ‘When The Gods Dance’
Celestial North shares ‘When The Gods Dance’ out May 5th, the first in a series of Bandcamp Friday singles leading up to the release of her debut album this Autumn. A folklore tale of rapturous sounds enchant as multi-instrumentalist Celestial…
LIVE: The Snuts @ Manchester Academy 27.04.22
Review and Photography by Jonathan Taylor Instagram: jonathantaylorphotography After the release of their critically acclaimed number 1 debut album ‘WL’ in 2021, The Snuts embark on a series of live show, playing venues that are the biggest capacity of their…
This Feeling Track of the Day: Holy Coves ‘Desert Storm’
North Wales’ hazy, melodic psychedelia drenched rock. For fans of Primal Scream, The Last Shadow Puppets, Echo & The Bunnymen, Interpol, Pastel Photo: Dai Eastwood
This Feeling Track of the Day: Cage Park ‘Holding On To Hand Me Downs’
An EP full of intricate post punk vibes and youthful nostalgia. For fans of The Magic Gang, Barns Courtney, Fickle Friends, Dry Cleaning, FEET Photo: Jesse Rose
This Feeling Track of the Day: iDestroy ‘Jellyfish’
Party punk with a sharp commentary turning live shows into riots. For fans of Elastica, L7, The Subways, Calva Louise, Saint Agnes, Cruel Hearts Club Photo: Dan Jevons
This Feeling Track of the Day: lostboy ‘Maple’
Contemplative indie rock with stratospheric ambition and the tunes to match. For fans of Arctic Monkeys, Pulp, The Royston Club, The Estevans
Kae Tempest announces live show in Liverpool – 8th May 2022
KAE TEMPEST brings their mesmerising lyricism to one of Liverpool’s most iconic venues. The artist will bring their new album ‘The Line Is A Curve’ to Camp and Furnace on the 8th May 2022, with support from Shungudzo. TICKETS HERE Kae…
This Feeling Track of the Day: The Vitrines ‘Break Me’
Southampton’s punk duo are back and headline London tomorrow night; expect carnage. For fans of Sonic Youth, Slaves, Fontaines D.C., Idles, Trampolene Photo: Urte Caplikaite April 30 London Sebright Arms