Homegrown Liverpudlian talent and newcomers Motherhood have found a swift pace to encapsulate their audience. Following on from their last single, Save Me we now have a fresh installment of pop riffs and vigorous lyrics that implore memories of a buzz…
The Australian underground music scene seems familiar to a dark-twisted folklore that we don’t hear of much across the Pacific, but that doesn’t mean it’s any kind of imaginary. The land of Oz boasts a booming, fresh twist on an…
You know how we all thought whisper singing sounded really irritating? Well Shannon Wise from The Shacks rewrote the rules and gave it an instant tick, which is only one of the reasons this band deserves more recognition. After leaving…
To mark the end of a brilliant year, packed with too much fantastic new music to keep track of, I’ve trawled through all the Tracks of the Weeks of 2017 to pick out my favourite track from each month, and…
“We are The Cribs and we are from Wakefield.” After the line was said – the iconic songs began to be sung and the crowd for the bands’ third night of their residency at Manchester’s Gorilla, on Sunday December 10,…
If you haven’t heard, the experimental, alt-rock phenomenon (Sandy) Alex G is here to enchant us with his everlasting expertise in the UK. The Philadelphian multi-instrumentalist is here to stay until the end of October, before he sets off across…
When listening to the cool blues of infinite bisous in your own space, it breathes a kind of calm that allows you to transcend into total peace of mind and ultimate relaxation. Perhaps it is therefore no wonder that this…
Marking the end of a rather tumultuous summer, Festival Nº6 provided a welcome weekend of escape from the real world. Indeed, the disassociation from reality that comes with being in a field with a bunch of strangers for a weekend…
Life goes on and our national pastime of consumerism has resumed, sort of. On seeing goods stacked high we, as Brits, traditionally like to reach for our wallets the way Shane did for his pistol. This reflex we like to…
Sigala played at London’s iconic Koko last week, and it seemed like most of the crowd were acting as if it was the first gig that they’d ever been to; offering a chorus of “ooooo, woaaahhh, woahhh oaaahhhh” every time…