Sound City Announces Full Line-Up UK’s biggest city festival reveals line-up additions including The Membranes, Gengahr, The Mispers, Findlay and Lonelady. Sound City is proud to announce its biggest bill to date with the additions
Back in 2009, we interviewed young aspiring musician Luisa Gerstein, we discussed her band Lulu And The Lampshades and ruminated on the moral implications of fusing music with soft furnishings (HERE). Over the years, the
Live Under London EP by Saint Agnes A couple of weeks ago we caught up with Saint Agnes backstage at the Cosmosis Festival of Psychedelia in Manchester, where they’d just finished a thunderous set under
We hauled our creaking frame from our sickbed and travelled up to Manchester’s Ritz to catch the wonderful Wolf Alice. We wouldn’t do this for just any band, but Wolf Alice demonstrated yet again they aren’t just any band.
FEHM have been together for just under a year and they already sound mightily pissed off – but not in a slacker – ‘can’t be arsed’ kind of way. Their sound has a tangible visceral
MacKenzie Scott AKA Torres reveals the title track from her forthcoming album Sprinter which will be released on Partisan records on May 18th (UK). The album was recorded in the market town of Bridport in
Another day, another spectacular new song from LUSTS. Leicester born brothers James and Andy Stone have announced their second single for 1965 Records in the form of the majestic rush that is ‘Mouthwash.’ Its available via
Wolf Alice – ‘I Saw You (In A Corridor)’ A free download from Wolf Alice, apparently recorded in a corridor, and appropriately titled ‘I Saw You (In A Corridor)’, which shows the band’s softer side.
Last year we featured Bristol trio Candy Darling‘s debut single ‘Money’ describing it as ‘a curb crawling sleazy slice of proto punk noir.’ Their follow up tune ‘Going Straight’ sees them in a rather more
Dystopian minimalist doom pop duo JUPITER-C (Ashiya Eastwood and David Kane) return with a new tune ‘Locust’ which sees them at their most darkly compelling. Edgy throbbing bass lines combine with portentous synths which sound
Instead of a band by band review of the Manchester’s Cosmosis Festival Of Psychedelic Music & Arts we thought we’d keep it short and mainly pictorial. This is due in no small part to the
Findlay’s back with a new track, ‘Wolfback’ which remarkably isn’t a command you’ll find in any ‘How To Train A Wolf’ manual to assist in recalling an errant canis lupus, nor is it a tribute