Radio 2 In The Park 2024 – Moor Park, Preston: Live Review
Radio 2 In The Park heads north to Preston. The bill is filled with a wide array of talents showcasing all kinds of pop music.
Mark Morriss – St George’s Church, Tyldesley: Live Review
Courtesy of the Early Doors Club project St George’s Church, Tyldesley is full to hear an hours worth of uplifting solo acoustic music from Bluetones’ vocalist Mark Morriss.
Wunderhorse – Midas: Album Review
Wunderhorse return with their new album, Midas. It follows the release of their 2022 album, Cub.
Richard Ashcroft w/Ocean Colour Scene & Tom Meighan – Audley End House: Live Review
An evening of classic indie rock as Richard Ashcroft and Ocean Colour Scene roll back the years. Ex-Kasabian man Tom Meighan is also on the bill.
Bywater Call – Shepherd: Album Review
With a handful of singles currently on release, Canada based Bywater Call give us their latest studio album, Shepherd.
Personal Trainer – Still Willing: Album Review
Pop Music to keep you on your toes. The second album from Amsterdam outfit Personal Trainer gives a glimpse of what The Velvet Underground would have been doing if they’d made it to 2024.
Peter Beatty on Bill Callahan: Why I Love
Peter Beatty joins us in our Why I Love column. He discusses the mysterious world of Bill Callahan and how his music has influenced him.
Humanist – On The Edge Of A Lost And Lonely World : Album Review
Thoughts and songs from the edge, embracing both the beginning and the end. Humanist release their new record.
Monobloc – Where Is My Garden: Single Review
Monobloc continue to tread their path upwards with the introspective new single, Where Is My Garden.
Alfie Templeman – Radiosoul: Album Review
Multi-talented Alfie Templeman returns with his new album Radiosoul. It is available now via Chess Club Records.
Indoor Pets – Pathetic Apathetic: Album Review
Kent indie/alt rockers Indoor Pets return with a second album – and they’re in a darker, heavier, but no less humorous, mood than ever.
The Libertines – All Quiet On The Eastern Esplanade: Album Review
The Libertines return with All Quiet On The Eastern Esplanade; a mere 9 years after Anthems For The Doomed Youth.
Julia Holter – Something In The Room She Moves: Album Review
Julia Holter releases album number six in the form of Something In The Room She Moves. The New York polymath showcases many sides to the creative spectrum.
L’objectif – The Left Side: EP Review
L’objectif return with their second EP; The Left Side. This quartet are ones to watch on the indie circuit.
Pet Needs – Intermittent Fast Living: Album Review
Intermittent Fast Living is the third album from Pet Needs, following the release of their sophomore album Fractured Party Music released in 2021.