Tom A. Smith – Deaf Institute, Manchester: Live Review
We catch Tom A. Smith and Honey Buzz and Manchester’s Deaf Institute.
We catch Tom A. Smith and Honey Buzz and Manchester’s Deaf Institute.
More than just rap – J.I.D. at Aviva Studios is an experience.
Long-awaited sophomore album from Luke James Williams traces questions of morality, belief, connection and the quiet work of piecing yourself back together after loss.
Welcome to Issue #6 of Singles Selection. With Singles Selection, we take a look at some of the brand new singles that have pricked our ears.
Happy Mondays and The Farm bring the Madchester vibes back to the city for which they helped craft the musical DNA.
Game upped, beats precisioned and vocals aligned, what’s not to love? Valtos release The Last Night.
Teratoma return with a hulking slab of bone‑grinding death metal that stalks with irresistible groove and merciless weight.
The Damned roll into Wembley to celebrate 50 years of chaos, does their celebration live up to expectations? We went along to see.
The first in a new series of remastered soundtracks sees a world first vinyl release of the only surviving source of a legendary score – James Bernard’s The Curse Of Frankenstein
In acutely challenging times for artists Blue Rose Code have recently had to reach out to their audience for support to complete their new album.
Merry Hell return to a favourite haunt, and resurrect some old favourites – just in time for the Easter weekend.
Sicarius mark the return of founding member Argyris with third album, Nex.
Inveterate updater of English folk songs. Jim Moray, brings another set of 19th Century classics into the 21st with his characteristic aplomb
If horses are for courses, this 3rd course is fit for a banquet; the Brown Horse canter remains unabated.
Blooming lovely! It may be late and even long overdue, but we’re ready for more from The Long Version.