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Since a support slot with Peace back in 2015, Yak have shot right into the epicentre of indie rock with their debut album ‘Alas, Salvation’. In support of this album, the London trio embarked on a UK tour, […]

Radiohead have been confirmed as the first headliner for Glastonbury Festival 2017. Rumors had been flying about for months following the release of their latest album ‘A Moon Shaped Pool’ earlier this year. As […]

Marsicans are an up and coming indie band from Leeds. They describe themselves as “upbeat indie meets dirty pop”. They’re part of a wave of indie bands with infectious guitar licks and feel-good vibes, with recen […]

Hardcore mob COPE formed in London in 2015. Despite this, they have had a meteoric rise, having played the Camden Barfly before it closed this year, and Camden Rocks. Their name stands for Challenge Oppression, […]

Starring: Jamie Lee Curtis, Nick Castle, Donald Pleasence, Nancy Kyes.

Synopsis: Halloween is the ultimate predecessor to the 80s slasher films and the perfect film for this time of year. At it’s heart, John […]

‘Gone Are the Days’ is a single by London based duo HONNE, which was released in early 2016 and features on their EP of the same title.

The track bursts into an energetic, foot-tapping melody before the lis […]

As the sun set on a dismally cold day in West Yorkshire, music fans descended on the neon splendour of Leeds’ Belgrave Music Hall to catch an evening of 70’s-nostalgia inspired indie pop and scuzzy shoegaze. Bla […]

Aurora’s rise to fame has come as no surprise. Having provided the soundtrack to last year’s John Lewis Christmas advert, the Norwegian singer has built up a steady following. Taking over London’s Shepherd’s Bush […]

With their Fourth Album, GLA, having come out last month Glasgow rockers Twin Atlantic have embarked on an extensive UK tour. Storming North-London’s Forum the four-piece brought a explosive show. Our photographer […]

With Marvel Studios currently decimating the Superhero movie scene at the moment, after the huge success of Captain America: Civil War, and the critical failure of DC’s Extended Universe, with Dawn of Justice a […]

Metropolitan festivals seem to be springing up all over the place, however Neighbourhood’s showing this year has clearly cemented its place amongst the big hitters. Combining a mixture of some of the UK’s most […]

Leeds-hailing post-punk band, Eagulls, are seemingly unstoppable, with the release of their newest album, Ullages, catapulting them into the forefront of their genre in recent months. Providing support for Parquet […]

Jamie T is one of modern music’s enigmas; seemingly invisible to the everyday pop music consumer, whilst reluctantly possessing a god-like status in the eyes of his hordes of followers.

This state of e […]

I wish I could somehow travel in time, so that I could have a conversation with myself between the ages of around 9 to 13. I would then attempt to convince the stubborn, Nintendo DS-obsessed child Caitlin to read […]

Enter Shikari are well known for their socially and politically conscious lyrics, and their energetic live show which has seen them play a diverse range of festivals from Nass to Download. Since forming in 2003, […]

The Canadian rapper has confirmed a marathon of European shows, following on from his Summer Sixteen US tour. The Boy Meets World Tour will start in the Netherlands January 2017 and will continue on until […]

Having released his latest album, Trick, Jamie T has embarked on a series of dates across the UK. Taking to the stage for his second night at London’s iconic O2 Brixton Academy, Jamie T delivered a raucous show […]

On a cold and, to be honest, pretty bleak Thursday night, old and young hip-hop fans alike made their way to Concorde 2 to celebrate Loyle Carner’s birthday with him, and it was most definitely worth braving the […]