Hybrid Minds | Interview
By Joshua Jones & James McClements Since their breakthrough in 2011, Hybrid Minds are long establishing themselves as rising kingpins […]
‘Manic’, Halsey: Review
By Maja Metera The world gets darker than we all would like to admit. It is full of tragedy, broken
The rise of Bedroom Pop – is the DIY popstar here to last?
By Rhiannon Humphreys With the rising popularity of social media platforms such as YouTube, Soundcloud, and even TikTok, it’s becoming
Live Review: Frank Turner – St. David’s Hall (24/11/19)
By Kirby Evans The first half of his show was stripped back to the acoustics, with just Frank, his guitar,
Live Review: Larkins – Clwb Ifor Bach (20/11/19)
By Maja Metera When you enter the Clwb Ifor Bach, forget about the reality of the XXI century. You get
Live Review: Willie J Healey – Clwb Ifor Bach (14/11/19)
By Bethan Willis Whenever I think of Willie J Healey I am transported back to my first year of university,
New Artist Corner: Azere
By James McClements Some artists are brilliant in their ability to capture a scene, feeling or poignant moment in time.
Live Review: Bear’s Den – Tramshed (05/11/19)
By Polly Denny Bear’s Den have been on the rise in the UK indie scene since the release of their
Matt Maltese | Interview
Matt Maltese is back. This time empowered with another 10 track record, and it’s not one to miss. Riding off
Live Review: Loyle Carner – Y Plas (05/11/19)
By Ella Clucas With tickets selling out in just a matter of minutes, Loyle Carner’s latest tour for his second
“It sends you mental. It sends you mad” – Talking touring and survival with Fat White Family
By James McClements South London degenerates champions Fat White Family are an oh-so-overlooked, and so dismissed collection of misfits and
Boomtown 2019 – why it’s not all about Glastonbury this year
This summer, there’s a not so new kid in town threatening the old dogs of music festivals like Glasto and
New Music Friday: We chat to The Goa Express
By James McClements Up and coming Indie-New Wave rockers The Goa Express are a lively Manc bunch who shamelessly reek of Northern