Her’s – Speed Racer
Her’s are a strange brew, the Liverpool based duo consisting of Norway’s Audun Laading and Barrow-born Stephen Fitzpatrick write songs which in many ways redefine oddball, it really shouldn’t work … and yet it does.
Her’s are a strange brew, the Liverpool based duo consisting of Norway’s Audun Laading and Barrow-born Stephen Fitzpatrick write songs which in many ways redefine oddball, it really shouldn’t work … and yet it does.
So Ride return with ‘Charm Assault’, their first new music in twenty years, and it’s pretty much everything a Ride fan would expect from Ride. Jangling coruscating guitars, menacing bass lines, Laurence Colbert fantastic drumming
The big debut tune Pale Waves – There’s A Honey Well, it has to be said we really do love this, an extraordinarily strong debut from Manchester four-piece Pale Waves, who have just signed for
SOUND CITY ANNOUNCES MORE ACTS The Cribs, The Amazons, Vant and Declan McKenna join the bill Having announcing the biggest and best line-up yet for its tenth anniversary edition, the multi-award winning Sound City has
If you missed Episode 1 of our new radio show – The Von Pip Musical Express’ on IWFM Radio with Andy Von Pip then catch up on mixcloud below – the show will run every
Check out these great pictures by Tom Adam of Sundara Karma, Blaenavon and The Night Cafe at their recent show at the 02 Liverpool Academy. Sundara Karma , O2 Academy Liverpool – 12.2.2017 – © Tom Adam Blaenavon O2
The Kills have taken the title of their track whirling eye quite literally and produced an immersive 360 degrees VR video that is exactly that. Shot with long time collaborator Sophie Muller at several locations in
Yes, we too are fed up with bloggers hyperventilating about new artists and proclaiming undying love for ‘the next big thing’, only to then behave like an insincere lover after a quick one night stand
Leeds post-punk quartet Post War Glamour Girls return with a new tune ‘Chipper’ from their forthcoming third album ‘Swan Songs’ (via Hide & Seek Records). It’s a rumbling raging beast of tune which sees frontman and
Phil Greenhalgh celebrated Independent Music venue week by visiting Liverpool’s Zanzibar club and enjoyed an eclectic bill whilst reflecting on the importance of city centre venues To celebrate Independent venue week Liverpool’s The Tea Street
The Sneaky Nixons were initially seen rather than heard, with graffiti bearing their name popping up around Liverpool on a regular basis. At that time I wasn’t sure if they were a band or a
Fest Evol returns with another stellar line-up as Evol combines with The Invisible Wind Factory. Originally Fest Evol was scheduled in the down time when the festival season kicked in, and promoter Revo had previously