Chilli Jesson’s Dead Dads Club arrives in Manchester for a set of veteran-fronted post-punk primed for big things.
Tag: electronica
Even on their weakest, most unfocused album to date, Joey Valence & Brae still have a knack for party-rap bangers like no one else.
Another stacked festival bill for 2025 comes courtesy of Y Not, headlined by The Prodigy, Courteeners and Madness, and sporting the cream of the crop of both new indie talent, and fan-favourite throwbacks.
Powering through its recent dramas, RADAR Festival returns with a more diverse lineup than ever, with a first day sporting Carpenter Brut, Zeal & Ardor, As December Falls, GHØSTKID, Lake Malice and more.
On the eve of its biggest and most diverse lineup yet, we sift through Outbreak Festival’s cavalcade of hardcore, emo, indie-rock and whatever else to see exactly what to expect.
With Goddess, Fay Milton and her array of collaborators explore femininity in stark, raw, and totally captivating fashion.
In this Review Round-Up, electronic music takes some wild swings (for better or worse) between Youth Code and 100%WET, while Charmer’s emo is able to maintain some familiarity.
In celebration of his seminal debut’s 25th birthday, Badly Drawn Boy takes to Manchester’s Aviva Studios for a night of some of the highest-watermark indie-rock of the modern age.
As one of the most unique bands around, Public Service Broadcasting arrive in Liverpool for the one-of-a-kind show that only they could drum up.
A return to metal / synthwave alchemy finds Gost making a much-appreciated upswing, even if it’s not quite matching up to his best work that he’s chasing.