There are many “senseless” things in this crazy assed world, for example re-tweeting Joey Barton, bankers insatiable greed, cravats for horses, the mayor of London’s increasing popularity and Jeremy Clarkson to name but five. Some
Well Great Britain has apparently found new heroes during an unpredicted summer of sport, and we admit that despite our initial cynicism there were certainly moments when our own blackened heart was somewhat uplifted. None
The Joy Formidable The Joy Formidable recently put the wonderful ‘Wolf’s Law’ on line as a free download, but ‘Cholla’, is the first official single off their new album which will be released on 14th
The mighty PINS will soon unleash their new much anticipated “LuvU4Ly EP” via one of our favourite record labels, Bella Union and if this track is anything to go by it looks set to be
*Huge tune klaxon* Birmingham quartet Swim Deep follow up the fabulous ‘King City‘ with the even more accomplished sounding ‘Honey’ which is released on Chess Club records on November 5th. After previously memorably singing, “fuck
We’ve been getting rather despondent of late, the festival season always tends to see a drop in the quantity and indeed the quality of new music on offer. As such, we have found it somewhat
Dum Dum Girls return with a superlative new EP, “End of Daze” which contains a collection of songs that any right thinking society would quite correctly revere as bona fide pop classics. Once again, Dum
Waves of Fury release a quite fucking brilliant single entitled ‘Businessman’s Guide to Witchcraft’ on Monday August 27th. This is the first release from their forthcoming debut album and if you ever pondered what Joe
Hailing from Copenhagen, the three-piece surf rock trio THE GOOD THE BAD are about to unleash their third album “From 034 to 050”. Earning their stripes supporting the likes of Black Rebel Motorcycle Club and
Mold’s finest The Joy Formidable surface (briefly) looking as good as they sound with a marvellous shiny new tune and a fabulous new video. ‘Wolf’s Law‘ starts slowly and steadily builds up to embrace the JF’s
Forget the Stone Roses reunion, forget the fact that the Cure are to play a three hour set at the Reading Festival. Why? Well our prospective gig of the year is a little closer to
Let’s get this off our chest, let’s get it out there, we have had ENOUGH of the deluge of earnest po-faced falsetto voiced young men who seem to be channelling some kind of weird hipster