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Fan-favourites Spector are certainly a group of guys who know how to put on a show and their set at The Leadmill in Sheffield was no exception. Performing the date as part of their ‘Tenner Tour’, a tour where tic […]

I know I’m not the only young person who is sick of all this petty squabbling over the European Union. As we saw in the BBC’s ‘How Should I Vote’ debate aimed at those aged 18-29 in Glasgow last Thursday, student […]

With this month comes some of the most anticipated releases so far. As the gaming world looks forward to the next set of titles to come, this month gives us more pieces to a story, a new chapter in survival horror […]

The word ‘artist’ is thrown around too haphazardly these days. However, it seems to go hand in hand with the genre encompassing XamVolo, who has brought his latest electronic-soul track, ‘Runner’s High’, to the ta […]

Having recently signed to Infectious Music, London based Dead! have burst onto the scene with their single ‘You’re So Cheap’, encompassing teen angst, dreamy guitars, and snarling vocals to produce an astou […]

Having recently signed to Infectious Music, London based Dead! have burst onto the scene with their single ‘You’re So Cheap’, encompassing teen angst, dreamy guitars, and snarling vocals to produce an astou […]

Episode 13 – Leviathan:

Rip, having decided the team are running out of time, lands the group in London, 2166 – three days before his wife and son are murdered by Savage. Frustratingly, the series once again […]

Title: Wuthering Heights

Author: Emily Bronte

Outline: To cut a two volume-long story spanning forty years short, Wuthering Heights is about the intertwining of two families. Away from civilisation, in the […]

Release Date: May 17, 2016

ESRB Rating: M (Blood, Drug Reference, Violence, Strong Language)

The original Homefront was a conundrum as it had a memorable story that was driven by its multidimensional c […]

As May comes to a close, and June draws ever neared it seems like Festival Season is officially in full swing. With this weekend playing host to countless festivals across the UK, one of the highlights remains […]

As May comes to a close, and June draws ever neared it seems like Festival Season is officially in full swing. With this weekend playing host to countless festivals across the UK, one of the highlights remains […]

I must admit, I was initially sceptical when the Manics announced they would be touring their hugely successful 1996 LP Everything Must Go in celebration of it’s 20th anniversary. They’re rarely the sort of band […]

Thursday night saw the unleashing of the second Vega’s New Crush event presented by Vega and Beatbox Entertainment. The purpose of the event was to introduce six new-ish international artists and bands to the D […]

Fairy lights flicker. Candles gleam. A disco ball rotates nonchalantly from the ceiling. The setting for Lefwich’s first Manchester gig on his After The Rain tour is simply euphoric.
The first thing that hits you […]

Amaryllis are an alternative rock band from London. Formed in 2012, they have built their reputation on their electrifying live shows, which have seen them become one of the UK’s most prominent unsigned bands. T […]

Three years after the release of their debut album, The Lumineers have returned with their second record, and boy, is it an interesting one.
The immediate dilemma that arises when clicking play is resisting the […]

A seamless blend of creativity and simplicity is perhaps the definitive feature of Bloc Party’s latest album, Hymns. It is the first album released by the indie rock quartet since their line-up changed d […]

Metropolitan festivals are always something to get excited about. The luxury of being able to see bands that are right on your doorstep without having to spend numerous days unwashed and covered in mud is […]

Three years after the last collection of new music from The Strokes (Comedown Machine in 2013) and the band have announced the release of their new EP ‘Future Past Present’ and consists of three new songs […]