Black Country, New Road are intense, intimate, fragile, caustic, unfathomably witty and ultimately petrifying in their relevancy. ‘Athen’s, France’ is their first single, and is a six minute undiluted statement of impactful intent. Isaac panics, barks and withers under 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…
As we all known, January isn’t always the easiest month – the giddy hedonism of christmas and New Year is over, and we’re all back to the hard reality of life. Whether you’re struggling to readjust to the nine to…
Dublin currently stands at the forefront of cities thriving in a hotbed of creativity despite being under the constant strain of gentrification and capitalism’s fists. The Murder Capital are one of the city’s most talked about propositions, and with their…
Prepare yourselves, for Fat White Family have returned. Yet this isn’t the bile-swilling, blood-spitting band of yesteryear, no no. This is a gyrating, orchestral, polished adaption of the devil you know, and could be even more menacing and destructive than…
Sleaford Mods are back with a song built around a bassline so Madchester that it sounds like a grim take on the Happy Mondays. The duo’s music is simple. Frontman Jason Williamson delivers politically incendiary lyrics over sparse, industrial beats…
The last 12 months at So Young have included four issues of the magazine, stages at The Great Escape and Truck Festival, our very first show at the legendary 100 Club in London, our 5th Birthday in June which we…
Snapped Ankles’s message is often fragmented, but ultimately seems to straddle a strong dichotomy between nature and capitalism – the latter firmly tongue in cheek, of course. I encountered them once, at a festival, which was not dissimilar to stumbling…
Within the pages of our print and online magazine lies a section of great importance. Titled ‘Who Are You?’, we stick our ear to the ground and introduce you to the sounds that are making people whisper up and down…