30 Nov 2023
Review: Dextrous, Dynamic and Authentic to its Core – Melbourne Five-Piece Radio Free Alice Share Self Titled Debut EP
Radio Free Alice find themselves set to make a few waves in 2024.
29 Nov 2023
Listen: London’s Enter Laughing Share New Double Single ‘Ghost At The Feast’/ ‘Very Obsession’
Enter Laughing present us a diptych of electro-gothic psych-pop – serene, insatiable and smitten by all the frosty sparkle of a wintry dawn.
23 Nov 2023
Interview: Story Telling and Disheveled Rock Princesses with rabbit’s Sophie Spratley
In July 2021 Sophie Spratley graduated from Kingston School of Art with collection ‘In Your Dreams’. Right around the time she adopted Nettle, a little black pet rabbit, who currently roams free in her home in Bristol acting as both…
22 Nov 2023
Listen: Belfast’s Chalk Return with New Track ‘The Gate’ via Nice Swan Records
As the strident Chalk announce signing with Nice Swan Records, more post-punk infused electric melodies follow in their new raucous single, ‘The Gate’.
22 Nov 2023
Listen: Cardiff’s The Family Battenberg Share New Single ‘Rocket Dustbin’
‘Rocket Dustbin’s wide eyed omniscience proves The Family Battenberg’s ability to use past techniques to reach refreshing new highs.
17 Nov 2023
Listen: Brighton Newbies ladylike Share Debut Single ‘Southbound’
‘Southbound’ takes to heart the truism that it’s the journey that matters, and not the destination.
17 Nov 2023
Listen: Glasgow’s VLURE Release New Single ‘Heaven Sent’
A crowd favourite finally sees the light as Glaswegian five-piece, VLURE birth their anguish-like beats on ‘Heaven Sent’.
15 Nov 2023
Review: Bishopskin Sing Their Prayers to the Wind on Debut Album ‘Babble’
“Good Morning, My Lord”. Far from the bucolic pastures of green Oxfordshire where much of this album was recorded (describing themselves as a group who sing their ‘prayers to the wind’, it’s so easy to imagine these songs being played…
15 Nov 2023
Listen: Lime Garden Share ‘I Want To Be You’ from Upcoming Debut Album ‘One More Thing’
‘I Want To Be You’ sees Lime Garden prove once again that they can capture the complicated feelings that arise in adolescence.