London based Meggie Brown makes addictive lo-fi drama pop with that right amount of scuzz. Fresh from dates touring with Brooklyn art-punk outfit Bodega and indie rock giants Franz Ferdinand as well as being featured on the desirable Annie Mac…
Caught somewhere between frantic art-rock and the idiosyncratic looseness of slacker, Leeds quartet, Mush, make heavy yet angular guitar tracks that are intelligent and playful. Fresh from touring with some of the best names in modern guitar music such as,…
With their sound firmly rooted in the Brighton hardcore scene, DITZ make neurotic angular thrash punk that pulls you into its paranoid drama. The quintet have garnered a reputation for their wild energetic shows, playing alongside other excellent acts such…
There’s no time like the summer to sink your teeth into some candy-coloured retro pop. Thank goodness then for South Londoners, Blueprint Blue, who had the foresight to release their new single, ‘Roll On’ just in time for the sizzling…
Anyone familiar with the Leeds music scene will have no doubt heard of Treeboy & Arc. With their idiosyncratic sound, that fuses catchy yet heavy post-punk with pulsating synths, these Yorkshire boys have already caught the attention of none other…
With their savage blend of grunge and seventies rock n roll, North London Four Piece, Crows, make dark, demented tunes that are both heavy and haunting. Originally a live track, their new release ‘Silver Tongues’ is smeared with all sorts…
Formed in the dank commuter womb of Colchester, Essex, Egyptian Blue are a haunting hybrid of dark post-punk and trippy psychedelia, whilst the ever-present voice of disaffected youth in their songs, gives them an unmistakable punk energy. Fresh off of…
South London oddballs, Warmduscher, are known for mixing abrasive garage rock with all sorts of sonic weirdness. Their new track, released on Friday, has the boys displaying their talent for picking up the idiosyncrasies of different genres, and molding them together…