Half the tracks are well known to the growing Unpeople fandom already. We open with the deceptively cute ‘Clouds’ that disintegrates into heavy optimism of the distinctly Britpop variety, and ‘Friends ...
Love Is Noise are exploring a new pathway. ‘The Space Between Happiness And Heartache’ sounds too sure of itself to be a creative experiment. Like Harry, you can be disappointed what the EP isn’t, or ...
The war that Beartooth are winning, however, is one against the haters and the doubters as much as it is against their own demons. In the last two years since Beartooth played London, frontman Caleb ...
In the Gospel of Luke, Jesus tells the ‘Parable of the Prodigal Son’. In the story, the son uses up all his riches, returns to his roots, and is embraced. This, as we shall see, is a fitting way to ...
For many music historians, 1976 was the year that punk properly began in the UK – a fabled ‘Year Zero’ that marked a major turn away from increasingly bloated and pompous prog rock towards something ...
Music can often feel like a journey. The listener is taken on an emotional ride with the musicians at the helm, inviting us to reflect on our own lived experiences as their music scores the way. The ...
Letters. It’s all about letters. A series of handwritten thoughts, captured in time. When Crystal Park sat down to write the lyrics for Initiate’s new EP, she saw it as a series of intimate ...
It’s even hotter today, but we’re not throwing in the towel yet. 2000Trees Friday sees the return of the mighty Arcane Roots, gives us a chance to release our Cancer Bats, and kicks us into the ...
Down on the English Riviera, festival season is about to come to an abrupt end under a curtain of constant, swirling rain. However, inside Burn it Down’s intimate collection of harbourside venues, the ...
“It’s gonna be whatever you want to make of it,” warns the silver-tongued narrator on the opening of Good Charlotte’s ‘Motel Du Cap’. While in the guise of a hotel check in, that phrase would be a ...
With hindsight, the collaboration between Des Rocs and the Borderlands franchise feels so obvious. Both the artist and the looter-shooter game series channel a renegade energy, whether you’re fighting ...