Brothers, Sons of Raphael are princely enigmas of the sublime and ridiculous. Their story reads like one of a ‘70’s glam rocker, their music somewhere between the sonic absurdity of The Flaming Lips and the theatrical gravitas of a ‘Tender…
Issue Twenty-Nine marks the end 2020 and our first year making six magazines for you to read. We hope that you’ve enjoyed them and discovered something new. On the cover you’ll find Black Country, New Road, one of London’s most…
Watching your nearest and dearest spiral is hard, feeling like no more than a bystander, a morbid spectator that can do little else other than observe. The latest release from NewDad takes a darker turn in its exploration of just…
What does it mean to be a Londoner? An ability to take the tube without consulting Citymapper first? Knowing that east and west are two very different stomping grounds? Calling the perfect pint hotspots before the hipsters get involved? Whatever…
West-London pedigree gutter punks Chubby and the Gang are single-handedly making rock ‘n’ roll fun again. In a world where their label mates can flirt with Grammy nominations and arena tours, and in an industry seemingly intent on finding out…
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…
The best kind of racket you could wish for in a mid-week release, ‘Sippy Cup’ is a short, sharp burst of eccentricity that commands attention from the off with Jekyll and Hyde vocals enveloped in a mass of spontaneous, jovial…
‘Hailing from all quarters of England ranging from Suffolk, Devon all the way north to Scunthorpe before finding themselves in the cauldrons of South London, the Blue Bendy sextet have returned with their latest single ‘International’. Lamenting the deliberating and…
As this sad and sorry year draws nearer to a close, the mood of the nation is – let’s face it – at an all-time low. With beloved grassroots venues on the brink of closure and even the socially distanced…