Articles by: Sam Ford
14 Jan 2021
Watch: Chubby and The Gang Share New Video for London Love Letter ‘Grenfell Forever’
The rise and rise of West London’s, Chubby and The Gang is something that brings us huge satisfaction. Following the (first) release of their debut album ‘Speed Kills’ in January 2020 via London punk label, Static Shock, the band have…
25 Nov 2020
Interview: We Speak to shame About Recording Album Two, Acid Dad and Not Overthinking
South London’s shame are back and moving forwards at speed with two new singles in the world and new album ‘Drunk Tank Pink’ on its way in January. It wasn’t, however, meant to be this way or at least not…
10 Nov 2020
Interview: Solidarity Tapes recruit Goat Girl, Dan Carey and more to help raise money for migrant and climate justice
If the pandemic and its subsequent lockdown’s have highlighted one thing, its the importance of grass roots support. Whether its equality movements, getting behind the independent businesses or investigating how you can make more of a difference to the community…
26 Nov 2019
Interview: The General Election with Swim Deep, Squid, Matt Maltese and Holly Whitaker
2019’s festive cheer will be soured with televised debate and family unrest during what could be the most important election of our times. This time around, we speak to Swim Deep (Birmingham/London), Squid (Brighton/London), Photographer, Holly Whitaker (London) and Matt Maltese (London).
25 Nov 2019
Interview: The General Election with Shame, Slow Dance, Sports Team and Hotel Lux
With the manifesto’s launched, British politics is in a frantic state. On December 12th, the public will decide who governs the country for the next five years (if lucky), and in a series of interviews with bands, creatives and artists,…
20 Nov 2019
Interview: The General Election with Fat White Family, Goat Girl, The Magic Gang and Drug Store Romeos
An election? In December? But where will we find the time to buy presents? In a series of interviews, beginning with this one, we asked around the countries leading new bands, creatives and alternative artists to get a feel for how important the vote is to them, how they’ll be voting and why.
