Festival season is in full swing and Suffolk’s, Latitude celebrated a sell out year in 2019. Headliners such as Lana Del Rey and Stereophonics pulled in the masses, but beneath those big names were some of the most exciting bands…
Through The Eyes Of Ruby is a photographic journal documenting the British music scene by Owen Godbert and Ste Fletcher. Earlier this month they followed Fat White Family across the country with 35mm black and white in hand, to capture…
With all of these festivals adding on extra days, you’d think the team at Live at Leeds were barmy for trying to squeeze everything into one day. The festival took over every venue it could and showcased some of the…
Fat White Family are back. The band have recently announced details of their third album ‘Serfs Up’ as well as a string of dates across the UK in May. To give the world a taste of what’s to come, the…
At the entrance to the toilets in the upstairs bar of The Social, there’s a gripping sight. A feast of a photo. It’s of Bowen, the guitarist in Idles, who you probably recognise prancing around stages in his pants. In the…
Surfbort are Brooklyn’s latest punk hope. 2018 saw the band release their debut album, ‘Friendship Music’ on Julian Casablancas’ Cult Records. The record backed up the hype and since then we’ve seen the band join hyped contemporaries, Amy and the…
The mixed media collective, Crack Cloud have been in demand across the UK’s cities since their debut visits in June. The Canadian band re-released their debut EP alongside some new songs earlier this year for what could be mistaken as…
Aussie noise has been dominating London in recent months and to add to that, The Chats have been touring the country this week, sharing their stories of STD’s, stolen cigarettes and being on Smoko. After sell out shows in Birmingham,…
The pedal is currently pressed to the floor for Amyl and the Sniffers. The band have just signed to Rough Trade Records and are currently in the midst of a US tour before they join up with Slaves in November…