Coming Soon : Ones To Watch – 2018
Ones to Watch – 2018 – A Preview It’s been a bit quiet here lately, hasn’t it? Aside from the occasional crepitation of tumbleweed and the benign clanging of an old church bell carried on
Ones to Watch – 2018 – A Preview It’s been a bit quiet here lately, hasn’t it? Aside from the occasional crepitation of tumbleweed and the benign clanging of an old church bell carried on
Another Black Honey release equals another classic slice of cinematic indie pop noir. Once again the Brighton based quartet excel with the brooding ‘Dig.’ Rather than explode out of the tracks like their previous release
Trampolene Live There are some gigs that transcend the normal live music experience, gigs that are so uplifting and powerful that merely writing about them could never do them justice. Swansea trio Trampolene’s gig at
IWFM Radio Launch Party 1.12.2017 So some readers will be painfully aware of my radio work over the years, which has been described as sounding like Ian McCulloch on ketamine fused with Ringo Starr trapped
Here’s October’s Spotify Playlist including music we’re featured, or should have featured but didn’t due to a lack of time. Perhaps we’ve been too busy chasing Facebook likes in a desperate attempt to seek self-validation and fill the gaping
So Liverpool Sound City returns to the City during the May Bank Holiday next year (5th and 6th May 2018) after a few years of enforced relocation, namely due to the increasing ‘gentrification’ of the
PARADISE – YELLOW EP Paradise are something of a mini underground super group. Formed in a bar in Oslo when Marianne Faithfull and Longview’s guitarist Rob McVey and Madrugada’s vocalist Sivert Høyem bonded over a
Dream Wife Lets Make Out What was Punk? Is it even relevant as a musical touchstone/ point of reference anymore? I guess for us it was more a belief system than a snarling three-chord thrash or fashion
Chløë Black Waterbed. The last time we featured Chløë Black we asked her ‘why on earth aren’t you HUGE?’ to which she responded “well I’m not gonna lie, I have been eating a hell of
Ali Horn – Bloom Now here’s a thing, we actually thought we’d written about this having picked it as our favourite for Tom Robinson’s Fresh On The Net a few weeks back. But it turns
After winning hearts minds and ears over the festival season Dream Wife returned to Liverpool and proved once again that the excitement and buzz they are generating is very much the real deal. ‘Thanks to
Bingley’s Marmozets are undoubtedly one of the most interesting and inventive artists amongst the current crop of bands whose music errs on the heavier side. It’s been quite a while since we’ve caught them live,