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The XX meets London Grammar in the form of Holly Laplsey Fletcher, known as Lapsley; an incredibly talented 18 year old, originating from Liverpool. At such a tender age she has already made the longlist for the […]

Three-piece indie rock band, Adelphi, have really proved themselves with their track ‘Hip Shaker.’ It is exciting, upbeat, and truly rock n roll. The lyrics come across as rather cynical which makes it all the […]

The Libertines have been announced as the third headliner for this year’s Reading & Leeds Festival. A heavy sigh of relief was the sound heard in many households around Britain as Zane Lowe announced the news that […]

Title: Ice Cream Girls

Author: Dorothy Koomson

What I think so far: If I made New Year’s Resolutions, mine would definitely have been to read more novels of the crime and mystery genre. Whilst on the […]

Title: End of Watch

Starring: Jake Gyllenhaal, Michael Peña

Synopsis: First of all we see a film that looks like a buddy-cop movie, with Officers Taylor (Gyllenhaal) and Zavala (Peña) attaching camcorders to […]

Taking a radically different stylistic approach to the usual Parks and Rec format, The Johnny Karate Super Awesome Musical Explosion Show utilises the mockumentary style and allows us to bid farewell to Andy’s […]

If you ask any Blink-182 fan how they’re doing, they’ll say the past month has been a true ordeal. Whether you like it or not, lead guitarist and vocalist Tom DeLonge has taken an “indefinite hiatus” from the band […]

Its fair to say that the return of britpop heroes Blur caught just about everyone off guard. The news of a headline spot at this year’s British Summer Time festival and the impending arrival of their 8th studio […]

Who are the The Jacques? Well, they’re a four piece up-and-coming band based around Bristol who made their debut in London, Hyde Park 2014 – playing on the same stage as The Libertines.

Taken from their EP […]

For the sixth episode of Sonic Highways, the Foo’s headed down south to the city of New Orleans. A city known for its music roots and from the the destruction that ripped it apart during Hurricane Katrina. The […]

Saturday 21st of February saw relative newcomers to the alt-rock music scene Allusondrugs take to the stage in support of Enter Shikari at The Barrowlands Ballroom in Glasgow, Scotland. They put on a rather […]

And they said indie music was dead.
Following a pretty hectic year, Tyne and Wear band Little Comets have just released their third studio album Hope is Just a State of Mind, featuring a careful assortment of […]

Most people will agree that there are plenty of songs that improve your mood and make you feel better, but is there any psychological proof that you can be more motivated and empowered by listening to the right […]

The death of The Smiths in 1987 saw the end of an era. The banner that united the loners and introverts (and shoplifters) of the world, fell. However, from the smouldering ashes rose something new, yet oh so […]

Some say that “life is too short to pretend that you don’t like pop music,” and Lindsay Mac’s new EP is no exception. The Animal Again EP is short, but definitely sweet. The first track and the EP’s namesake, […]

The Vikings are back! There has been much anticipation for Season 3 since it was announced last year, Vikings is a show that has surprised everyone in popularity and technical quality, it’s often compared to the […]

Anne Freier, better known under the name I Am Harlequin, had her breakout when her song ‘Wild One’ was played during an episode of Skins back in 2012. Since then she’s released one other song ‘I Was In Love’ which […]

Despite the absence of Scottish natives The Amazing Snakeheads due to the departure of drummer Scott Duff, the remaining Slaves, Fat White Family and Palma Violets weren’t put off their stride, as the illustrious […]

More than 12 years have passed since Blur fans have been treated to new material, however, Thursday the 19th of February may as well have been December 25th as it the band announced their eighth studio album, The […]

Cast your mind back a decade – yes, I’ll give you a minute to adjust to 2005 being that long ago – and there’s a good chance the familiar chimes of ‘Feel Good Inc’ will come rushing back, perhaps alongside some […]