In a time where everything feels poised to unravel, VLURE have given us a lifeline in the form of an existential rave hymn.
In a time where everything feels poised to unravel, VLURE have given us a lifeline in the form of an existential rave hymn.
Here’s your guide to Truck Festival 2024, provided by Yard Act, Lime Garden, English Teacher, 86 TV’s, Folly Group, Been Stellar and VLURE.
So Young joined Fred Perry at the iconic venue for a run of shows that continue to support the development of the underground live music scene.
A crowd favourite finally sees the light as Glaswegian five-piece, VLURE birth their anguish-like beats on ‘Heaven Sent’.
‘Show Me How To Live Again’ manifests as the intrinsic sense of freedom that comes from submitting to protagonist un-convention, and embracing uncertainty with a re-visited sense of self.
Part post-punk throb, part industrial chug, with a sprinkling of the quasi-80’s anthemic – it sounds like the late Dale Barclay fronting early Depeche Mode
Here we are, our second magazine of the pandemic. Issue twenty-six is a mixed bag, new sounds, new albums and inevitable delays. And that’s where we start. Viagra Boys were due to follow up EP ‘Common Sense’ with a summer…
In confronting oppressive despair with the sort of spirit-immersing rawness which sails itself into a distinctly polar world of fascination, Vlure orchestrate their considered take on genre-twisted ground led by a lyrically gnarled compass and through unified camaraderie. Harrowing, like a mechanically yowling…