Ben Kunder – Searching For The Stranger: Album Review
The third album from Ben Kunder – Searching For The Stranger -is one that matches if not surpasses some of his most recent acclaimed work.
Why I Love: La Dharma on The Cure
La Dharma have built up a huge underground following locally that’s making promoters take notice. Daniel Jones from La Dharma writes about why he loves The Cure for us.
Portable Radio – s/t : EP Review
Portable Radio return with a follow up to their Christmas EP; and a pre-cursor to their forthcoming album.
The Dears – Lovers Rock: Album Review
Montréal stalwarts The Dears return to release their eighth studio album.
The Strokes – The New Abnormal: Album Review
The Strokes return with their sixth album, 19 years on from their much lauded debut. The New Abnormal is released via Julian Casablancas’ Cult Records.
SAVAK – Rotting Teeth In The Horse’s Mouth: Album Review
Rotting Teeth In The Horse’s Mouth sees SAVAK return with their fourth album since 2015.
Primo! – Sogni: Album Review
Primo! are making guitar music that explores the boundaries of everyday life with calm levity, tilted grace and grit.
Human Head on Arab Strap
Human Head is the new industrial pop / hip-hop solo project of poet and storyteller Joshua Jones, Here, Jones tells us why he loves Arab Strap.
Singles Round Up
Wrap your ears around a collection of singles from artists spanning indie, reggae, rap, darkwave, punk and folk.
The Other Day release new single
The Other Day is a new artist; My Patience is the new synth/down tempo single from the mind of Jacob Kemp.
Arborist release brilliant new single
Northern Irish singer-songwriter, Mark McCambridge (known to us as Arborist) has released ‘Taxi’ from his forthcoming album, A Northern View.
Edits on Mew
Edits are a boy/girl duo from Manchester. Here, Olivia Westhead discusses her love of French band, Mew.
Laulia on Peace
Surrey based Laulia discuss their love of the band Peace.
James Holt – The Deaf Institute, Manchester: Live Review
Multi-instrumentalist, James Holt, wows the sold out crowd at The Deaf Institute in Manchester.
The Sherlocks – Under Your Sky: Album Review
Sheffield quartet overcome the difficult second album hurdle with flying colours.