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Saturday provided some much needed sunshine to the festivities and the sun certainly seemed to bring the most out of those in attendance. Catfish and the Bottlemen staked a claim for why they should have been […]

Tucked away in the Derbyshire hills, you’d be forgiven for thinking that Y Not Festival is something of a small occasion; you’d be mistaken. The festival’s 11th year saw it entertain arguably its’ most expansive […]

When Ernest Hemingway said that “there is no friend as loyal as a book”, he succinctly encapsulated the way in which bibliophiles consume and adore literature. A good book can transform a dull afternoon, while awa […]

When Ernest Hemingway said that “there is no friend as loyal as a book”, he succinctly encapsulated the way in which bibliophiles consume and adore literature. A good book can transform a dull afternoon, while awa […]

In 2012, when Dinosaur Jr. drummer Murph was asked how the trio would sound circa 2016, he said “really slow.” While that prophecy has not been completely fulfilled (the band had already embarked on such a pac […]

Music is something you immediately associate with listening, and often ease. However, with a hearing impairment, this becomes a task. Previously, we published an article (that you can read here) highlighting The […]

Jumping onto the new music radar back in 2014 with the release of their eponymous debut EP, Brighton bunch Black Honey immediately became a fresh addition to the thriving garage-rock scene that inspired last […]

The Decoy are a alternative rock band from Pontypool in Wales. Their reputation is steadily growing, especially after praise from Kerrang! magazine and a slot at Y Not Festival. The band is influenced by Rueben, […]

As summer comes to a close, gamers will have another varied selection of titles to explore over August. Superheroes, Scouts, Augments and Racers are among the guises players can take with this month’s selection of […]

I was struck by the beauty of Bilbao and the surrounding area. The moment we stepped off the plane into a disappointingly mild and grey Spanish afternoon, and onto the bus that would take us into town, the vistas […]

The experience The Kite Runner drags you through is intense, tearful and racking to such an extent that, occasionally, you might find yourself flinching at some of the naked ways in which Hosseini writes. In […]

Ever wondered what it’s like being a music photographer? Well, look no further. This weekend House Of Vans is presenting In Focus: A Panel On Music Photography, an exclusive insight into the life of a music ph […]

10. Bohemian Rhapsody
It’s easy to see why ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’ is the UK’s third best-selling single of all time. The utterly unique song was written by Freddie Mercury in 1975 and featured on Queen’s fourth st […]

10. Bohemian Rhapsody
It’s easy to see why ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’ is the UK’s third best-selling single of all time. The utterly unique song was written by Freddie Mercury in 1975 and featured on Queen’s fourth st […]

Calling Apollo are a Welsh quintet who play melodic hard rock. They have received support from Scuzz TV, Kerrang Radio, and Upset magazine. The band will release The Great Depression: Act 1 on the 19th August, the […]

Calling Apollo are a Welsh quintet who play melodic hard rock. They have received support from Scuzz TV, Kerrang Radio, and Upset magazine. The band will release The Great Depression: Act 1 on the 19th August, the […]

It’s here. The trailer that every teenage growing up since the 90s has been waiting for. The trailer for T2 has been released.

Or, not quite. The 41 second teaser trailer remains tight-lipped towards the e […]

People of the world, the queen has returned.

Regina Spektor has announced that 30th September will mark the release Remember Us to Life, her first album since 2012’s beautiful What We Saw from the Cheap S […]

‘Motionless’ is the first single from Drama Queen, the second album from Nashville-based Brit, Eddy Bayes. Following up his debut album, 2013’s Miscellaneous, Bayes’ first single takes his music one step further […]

Lo-fi is a genre I hold a lot of respect for – these artists are literally recording and producing the music themselves, or at least the majority of it. Unfortunately, this is usually due to a low budget, and […]