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A modern classic and a potent novel to ease oneself into the world of dystopian fiction… yes, I’m writing about George Orwell’s 1984. Published in 1949, 1984 stringently became a controversial phenomenon and h […]

Bloc Party walk onto the stage – a reasonably modest size for a band that has headlined festival stages – at Manchester’s Albert Hall and the crowd erupts with jubilation. This is the sight of a band about to pla […]

The Rose Affair’s self-titled debut EP has been released this December, and it provides us with an introductory illustration of what this indie quartet’s potentially eminent style is all about – all whilst c […]

The Rose Affair’s self-titled debut EP has been released this December, and it provides us with an introductory illustration of what this indie quartet’s potentially eminent style is all about – all whilst c […]

Coherence is sometimes lost inside a soundscape – as an immersive environment becomes greater than its component parts, subtlety can too easily disappear. Fortunately this was not the case inside Electrowerkz on […]

Coherence is sometimes lost inside a soundscape – as an immersive environment becomes greater than its component parts, subtlety can too easily disappear. Fortunately this was not the case inside Electrowerkz on […]

Having just finished off a tour supporting CHVRCHES, and getting ready to head back home, Sydney trio Mansionair played The Waiting Room in East London on Tuesday night. Patrick Gunning was there to capture the […]

The Clear are a three-piece band from Sheffield. They specialise in recreating, in their words, “Classic West Coast pop”, however they also take an influence from film composers such as Lalo Schifrin, who composed […]

Declaring that they wanted to “play a show with no barrier” Frank Carter & the Rattlesnakes took the stage at Camden’s Underworld. Warming up for a European support tour with The Bronx. Patrick Gu […]

When referring to the infamous hit number from ballad-rockers Foreigner, the first thing that comes to mind is often a sea of long-haired, denim-clad dads. But, with the recent emergence of painfully cool cover […]

“Musicians play their instruments. I play the orchestra.”- Steve Jobs

The latest attempt at bringing the remarkable life of the Apple co-founder to the big screen was helmed by Oscar winning director Danny […]

“Musicians play their instruments. I play the orchestra.”- Steve Jobs

The latest attempt at bringing the remarkable life of the Apple co-founder to the big screen was helmed by Oscar winning director Danny […]

As this year draws to a close, we see the last of the game releases for 2015. Action, adventure and legendary legends are among the games on offer this month.

Just Cause 3
Rico Rodriguez is heading home for […]

Racing Glaciers’ latest single is a grandiose rock song with heavy undertones; a change to some of their previous output, showing a band that is versatile and exciting. The North-west five-piece has steadily built […]

Racing Glaciers’ latest single is a grandiose rock song with heavy undertones; a change to some of their previous output, showing a band that is versatile and exciting. The North-west five-piece has steadily built […]

After winning the London Music Award for Best Undiscovered Talent, 16-year-old singer-songwriter Natalie Shay has released  ‘And They Stare’. It’s a brilliant follow-up track to her debut single ‘Follow You […]

‘I Do What I Love’ is easily one of my favourite tracks from Ellie Goulding’s new record, Delirium, released on 6th November. The album is utterly glorious on the whole, but this particular track stands out among […]

Following the release of Darwin Deez’ latest album Double Down, I was lucky enough to sit down with the man himself before his gig at The Leadmill in Sheffield. We talk influences, lies, and having control over […]

Following the release of Darwin Deez’ latest album Double Down, I was lucky enough to sit down with the man himself before his gig at The Leadmill in Sheffield. We talk influences, lies, and having control over […]

Banks is well known for her electronically-influenced, haunting and emotional music, and new song ‘Better’ is no exception (not that you’d want it to be). Her first album, Goddess, revealed song after song dedic […]