Once again boasting the lineup to end all lineups, 2000trees is back for another year of rock, punk, emo, indie, hardcore and everything in between. It’s right round the corner too, so we’ve broken down the entire lineup to see what you can’t afford to be missing.
With a companion EP to his last full-length, Jamie Lenman undergoes a more varied assimilation into indie-rock and folk-rock, in what’s arguably better than its predecessor.
A slide into indie-rock represents a slight step backwards for Jamie Lenman overall, though with his creative acumen and ear for a massive hook, it’s more than made up for.
Festival season continues with Download Festival, as we break down the lineup of the UK’s premier rock festival to see what’s actually worth your time.
In this Review Round-Up, Public Enemy lead returns from Jamie Lenman and Into It. Over It., Alpha Wolf and Pillow Queens take big next steps, and Nasty, The Ocean, Four Stroke Baron, My Kid Brother, Heavy Salad, Winter Gardens and Wilmette drop a wide variety of new music.
Thursday We’re kicking things off at the Cave tent this year, and it’s difficult to…
Credit to Jamie Lenman – he never does anything by halves. Compared to the relatively…
THIS WEEK: Baroness come out swinging with a brand new track, alongside new music from Jamie Lenman, Employed To Serve, Seaway, Petrol Girls and more
Nothing about Jamie Lenman ever seems predictable. Of course there was the dissolution of his…