Back once again like the renegade masters that we are, here is our weekly round up of some of our favourite tracks that we’ve stumbled across recently. Compiled as always by our Urban Music Editor Matt Tarr, the list features…
1995 was the year that Britpop exploded and saw the British music scene riding high on the waves of a nostalgic revival. Unfortunately, by this point the movement had become rather self-aware and bloated with swaggering ego. Despite the growing…
Toronto-born, California-based singer-songwriter, Lila Rose, is a pretty unique talent to say the least. Born with a form of hyperacusis – a sensitivity that makes some natural sounds unbearable – she manages to create wonderfully original, beautifully intense music. Taken from…
Rating: Dream-Pop duo Moon King have followed up their shimmering EPs with the long awaited full length album, Secret Life. The recording project of Tornoto Natives Daniel Woodhead (brother of Doldrums’ Airick) and Maddie Wilde have managed to accomplish a…
Rating: Nadine Shah: An artist who’s debut album quietly slipped under the radar in 2013. Despite receiving generally positive reviews from those aware of it’s existence, you could easily be forgiven for thinking her 2015 release, Fast Food, is in fact her debut album….
Welcome to Tunbridge Wells. Royal Tunbridge Wells. The embodiment of Conservative Middle England. Tory since 1974, when the consituency began, it’s perhaps the last place you’d expect to find a Sleaford Mods gig. But sleepy towns like this need waking…
With so much music out there to get your ears around, we thought we’d put together a little weekly package to introduce you to some of the tunes that we think you need to hear this week. Our ‘Fresh This…
Radkey are a trio of brothers from Missouri, who together formulate a ripe and crunchy garage punk sound. Since becoming a band in 2010, their success has seen them perform at prestigious music festivals such as Download and Riot Fest….
Rating: Since releasing what was easily one of the most exciting debuts of 2013, things have been quiet on the new music front from Drenge. That’s not to say that the pair haven’t been busy – between festival appearances, headline…
Koko. Friday night. I’m here to see one of my all time favourite bands. But, before the iconic Pauline Black and co. take to the vast stage at the almost as iconic Camden venue, The Tuts treat us to a…