The Royston Club – Songs For The Spine: Album Review
The Royston Club release their sophomore studio album, Songs For The Spine, following the success of their debut album Shaking Hips and Crashing Cars.
The Cropredy Fringe Festival 2025: Live Review
The field may have had a short back and sides, but the fringe gets ever more luxuriant!
Catfish And The Bottlemen – Principality Stadium, Cardiff: Live Review
Catfish and the Bottlemen embark on stadium shows with a return to the Welsh capital, supported by DMA’s and Travis. They provide nothing but an incredible night to prove wrong all those that doubted them.
Leeds Festival 2025 – Genre Busting, Star Studded & Still Fiercely Relevant: Festival Preview
Leeds Festival returns with a bill that is stacked with one of the widest varieties of acts you will see.
The K’s – Pretty On The Internet: Album Review
The K’s sophomore album proves how they are not just another “indie landfill” band, but instead a confident, musically assured band.
The K’s – Pretty On The Internet: Album Review
The K’s mark their artistic evolution with Pretty On The Internet, their sophomore studio album, following the success of their debut album I Wonder If The World Knows?
Eugene McGuinness – Seascape: Single Review
Singer-songwriter Eugene McGuinness returns to prelude his forthcoming album with Seascape, a stunning new single. Evocative, illustrative and instantly likeable.
Oasis – Live ’25: Opinion
The brothers Gallagher return. Oasis are once again, the talk of the World. For 41 nights, Oasis are back. We reflect on that opening night in Cardiff, and the return to home turf.
The Charlatans w/ Embrace & The Coral – Castlefield Bowl, Manchester: Live Review
The Charlatans return to Manchester with indie heavyweights Embrace and The Coral in tow – a mouth watering bill for any indie fan.
Golden Touch Festival – Portsmouth Wedgewood Rooms: Live Review
Golden Touch Festival returns to Portsmouth’s Wedgewood Rooms. A stellar set of up and coming bands get their chance to gain new fans and showcase their talent.
Lenny – Something’s Not Nothing: EP Review
Lenny returns with her sophomore EP, Something’s Not Nothing. It finds the up and coming alt-British act in heartfelt mode.
O’Phantom – O’Phantom: EP Review
Debut self-titled EP from Hull-based alternative/indie ‘ghost collective.’ O’Phantom offers a dose of early-80s post-punk, refreshed and revitalised
Razorlight w/Seb Lowe & Florentenes – O2 Guildhall, Southampton: Live Review
British indie-rock band, Razorlight, head to O2 Guildhall in Southampton to kick off their Planet Nowhere Tour.
Sunglasz Vendor – Unwinding: Album Review
Bristol-based art-rock trio Sunglasz Vendor release their explosive debut album Unwinding.
Circa Waves – The 1865, Southampton: Live Review
Liverpool indie-rock band Circa Waves head to The 1865 in Southampton to play their penultimate gig of their UK Tour.