With layers of bubble funk and synthetic jazz, James Qupid’s tunes are summer-made and aesthetically sound. With a touch of his personality and spirituality, he gives all he can to his music. As such, his latest release ‘Holy Water’ provides the flare and fashion of a laidback Florida man like him who grew up immersed […]Read More
The UK’s first ever prison-made record label, ‘InHouse Records’, have launched a magazine in response to the Coronavirus pandemic. The magazine, titled Aux, has been released to prisoners to entertain them during their strict lockdown procedures. Aux educates them on music theory and aids them in their pursuit of knowledge. Currently aimied towards the South-East, […]Read More
On the same day as their greatly anticipated Victoria Park gig, Kasabian's Tom Meighan provides an intimate interview with his fansRead More
A play-by-play review of Pitchfork's live-stream series, Listening Club. Read More
Recently signed to Fearless Records, Philly rockers Grayscale are ascending to new heights with their raw passion and dedication to create music from the heart. Having just finished the Okay U.S.A tour with As It Is and as their 18 date European leg comes to a close, we caught up with Collin Walsh and Andrew Kyne […]Read More
2017 is on course to be one of the best years for festivals and another new face on the summer schedule is Community Festival. Celebrating the best of new and well established alternative and rock talent, Catfish and the Bottlemen will be headlining the one day concert at Finsbury Park, and performing alongside them will […]Read More
Next weekend not only sees another bank holiday weekend give us a lovely 3 day weekend but also the return of the ever brilliant Common People, with the even celebrating its third year in Southampton and second in Oxford. With the likes of Sean Paul, Pete Tong and Wild Beasts taking to the festivals Common […]Read More
Since they first appeared on the gig circuit a couple of years ago, VANT have snowballed in popularity, supporting the likes of You Me At Six and Royal Blood, whilst repeatedly featuring on Annie Mac’s Hottest Record In The World. It is rare nowadays that a band so loyal to their interest in politics can […]Read More
Nestled amongst the sea of Australian psychedelia that currently finds itself infiltrating the UK are a group of guys that are certainly flying the flag for modern day rock. DMA’S have seen their stock rise rapidly over the past year and the release of their debut album Hills End has certainly done no harm to […]Read More
Having been tucked away in the studio recording their latest EP, The Black EP, Brawlers have returned in full force. We caught up with lead singer Harry to discuss the band’s creation, the internet and the band’s latest EP. How did you guys meet? I’ve known those guys for years, I met Matt in Lincoln, […]Read More
Nestled in one of the corridors of London’s Islington Academy, I met with Alex, frontman of DEAD!. Having recently signed to Infectious records, home of Alt-J, Local Natives and DMAs to name a few, things have been looking up for the soho based band. I sat down with Alex to talk about growing up on […]Read More
Lewis Del Mar emerged in summer 2015 when their debut single Loud(y) gained No.1 chart status. The Brooklyn duo, made up of singer/guitarist Danny Miller and drummer/producer Max Harwood, have been extremely busy since. I managed to catch up with the band after their latest UK performance at the Bodega in Nottingham. Asking them how […]Read More
It’s safe to say that Spring King are one of the most exciting new acts to emerge from the musical rafters over the past few years, and the hype that’s been circulating around the release of their debut album is more than justified. We caught up with lead singer and drummer Tarek Musa, shortly before their […]Read More
Declan McKenna’s emergence into the public eye has come thick and fast, leaving him with little time to reflect upon everything that’s occurred within the past year. From writing songs about corruption surrounding global sporting events, to touring with some of the UK’s hottest acts, it’s fair to say that the 17-year-old from Hertfordshire has […]Read More
Sundara Karma are currently flying the flag for indie-psych and the quartet from Reading are certainly making some serious movements in the UK music scene. We were lucky enough to talk to lead-singer Oscar Lulu, shortly before their set at The Faversham, as part of our Live At Leeds Festival coverage. So how did you […]Read More
