Track Pack – 19th-25th August 2019
THIS WEEK: It’s the return of A Day To Remember as they come back with a new single, as well as new music from The 1975, The Menzingers, Dream State, Nervus and more
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Track Pack – 29th July-4th August 2019
THIS WEEK: HAIM return for the summer with a brand new single, and there’s new music from Refused, Foals, Yungblud and more
Track Pack – 22nd-28th July 2019
THIS WEEK: Stray From The Path are back with a brand new single, as well as new music from Slipknot, blink-182, Of Mice & Men, Knocked Loose and… something from The 1975
ALBUM REVIEW: ‘New State Of Mind’ by Night Riots
It feels as though Night Riots are one significant push away from really breaking out, and that can be taken in a couple of different ways. A lot of it […]
ALBUM REVIEW: ‘Solutions’ by K.Flay
In the ever-expanding, increasingly vapid void of modern indie-pop, K.Flay’s presence has always been one that’s baffled to no end. That’s hardly a revelatory statement when talking about this brand […]
The Catch-Up – 2019 (Part 1)
As we reach the midpoint of the year, we give our thoughts on some of 2019’s releases that we missed covering over the last six months, featuring Dream Theater, Devin Townsend, The Chemical Brothers, The Specials, Martha, Amon Amarth and plenty more
Track Pack – 17th-23rd June 2019
THIS WEEK: With a new label and sound, Sleeping With Sirens begin the lead-up to their next album, alongside new tracks from blink-182, Chelsea Wolfe, Sum 41 and more
ALBUM REVIEW: ‘False Alarm’ by Two Door Cinema Club
It’s time for another trawl through the list of indie also-rans still releasing new music, and we’ve got a real treat this time, folks – a band who actually made […]
ALBUM REVIEW: ‘Tequila Island’ by Stanley Brinks & The Wave Pictures
As much as not judging a book by its cover is a totally relevant way of approaching music, an album called Tequila Island doesn’t exactly give the impression of much […]
ALBUM REVIEW: ‘Doom Days’ by Bastille
Much of the appeal behind Bastille seems to be tied behind the fact that they’re effectively the UK’s answer to Imagine Dragons. Above anything else, they’re a vehicle for vacuum-sealed, […]
ALBUM REVIEW: ‘Divinely Uninspired To A Hellish Extent’ by Lewis Capaldi
On the whole, the 2010s have produced some much-needed revisions of what a modern pop star is. Of course artists like Billie Eilish continue to pile on levels of artifice […]
ALBUM REVIEW: ‘Matchy Matchy’ by The Ballet
A lot of the material around New York’s The Ballet has compared them to Stephin Merritt, and it’s quite a pertinent comparison in a number of ways. Much of Merritt’s […]
Track Pack – 29th April-5th May 2019
THIS WEEK: After three years and a significant lineup change, Issues return with brand new music, as well as new tracks from Northlane, Of Mice & Men, Angels & Airwaves and more
ALBUM REVIEW: ‘Father Of The Bride’ by Vampire Weekend
As unappealing as the notion of defending Vampire Weekend can be, it just has to be done sometimes. There’s no denying they’ve got a solid crop of indie staples under […]
ALBUM REVIEW: ‘Young Enough’ by Charly Bliss
Indie-pop has often found itself judged on how quirky it can be, to the point where that’s often seen to its detriment above all nowadays. That’s not to say that […]
ALBUM REVIEW: ‘Neotheater’ by AJR
There’s going to be a lot of people looking forward to this album simply to see it torn to shreds. Given that The Click was a hideous Frankenstein’s monster of […]
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