
The Soundboard’s Ones To Watch In 2016
With the likes of PVRIS, Nothing But Thieves and As It Is all breaking out from relative obscurity to music’s big leagues in 2015, the focus now turns to this […]
With the likes of PVRIS, Nothing But Thieves and As It Is all breaking out from relative obscurity to music’s big leagues in 2015, the focus now turns to this […]
With 2016 just around the corner, it’s time to celebrate all the best music released over the course of the last twelve months. So here, we’ve picked our individual top […]
Releasing an album just one week before Christmas isn’t really the smartest move. Any sort of financial gain is practically non-existent, and the sole bit of promotion is that an […]
‘Hiraeth’ is a Welsh word with no direct English translation, but roughly meaning “a homesickness for a home you can never return to, or that never was”. There’s not as […]
Lower Than Atlantis have quickly become one of those bands you just can’t escape since the release of their self-titled fourth album. After cementing that success with a deluxe reissue, […]
As massive as Don Broco have gotten (and are still getting), there’s something about them that still remains an enigma. There are actually no bands in recent memory who have […]
The grotty basement-come-dive bar of Manchester’s Soup Kitchen on the face of it looks like the ideal place for Ho99o9 to stop off at on their UK tour. It fits […]
Four banjo playing men with a name like an antiques dealer hardly sounds like a recipe for global success yet Mumford & Sons have broken the mould. Since bursting onto […]
Being exceptionally prolific isn’t always a wise move. There’s always a danger of any act spreading their musical talents too thinly when putting out releases on a regular basis. It […]
Outside of the realm of conventional metal pioneers live SikTh. Alongside The Dillinger Escape Plan, the Watford sextet essentially birthed tech-metal, djent and the rest of that scene before their […]
It’s probably the windiest day of the year, but there’s a long line of people outside the East Village Arts Club. They’re all waiting to get away from the cold, […]
With pop-punk and grunge being alternative music’s proverbial irresistible force and immovable object, it seems like an ideal time for Glue Foot to emerge from the woodwork and make a […]
‘Eccentric’ is probably the best way to describe Mr Shiraz. They may not possess a Mike Patton-esque level of ‘stretch-everything-as-far-as-you-can-and-see-what-happens’, but it’s these quirks that are intrinsic to the sound […]
Having an eclectic mix of styles and influences as an artist is hardly a unique thing nowadays, but self-proclaimed ska-pop-soul-folk-punk artist Millie Manders can definitely be slapped with this label. […]
Since abandoning hardcore punk to become an acoustic troubadour ten years ago, Frank Turner has earned himself a huge crowd following. So much so that he sold out his headlining […]
Having broken out with Check Yes Juliet when jubilant pop-punk was at its absolute peak will always be a reminder of what could’ve been for We The Kings. Instead they […]
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