This Feeling has been receiving phenomenal feedback to their expansion of venues this year. Whilst their club nights were predominantly in the main English cities of Manchester, Sheffield, Birmingham and London last year, they’ve been visiting smaller cities and big … Continue reading LIVE REVIEW: The Brookes, Last Of The Wonder Kids + The Lamberts @ Moon on the Water, Cleethorpes
Natalie Shay is undoubtedly a talented youngster – at just 19, she has already graduated from the Brit School, and has been classically trained to play the guitar. Clash Magazine have recognised her potential, exclusively premiering her latest single ‘This … Continue reading SINGLE REVIEW: Natalie Shay / This Feeling
The ideology of punk music (which gave an entire generation a platform to air passionate, often angry, views held about society) has returned for in this present age. Cries of social mobility, austerity, and Brexit (in a nutshell: political issues … Continue reading SINGLE REVIEW: Queasy / Build A Wall
Katey Brooks is well and truly back, releasing her first album in three and a half years! Time delays have occurred due to her lengthy travels on the road – she writes her music partially based on own personal experiences, … Continue reading SINGLE REVIEW: Katey Brooks / Will She
I can be a pretty fickle blogger; I’ll claim I’ve been the most impressed by one particular band, then have my mind swayed again by the next day. However, Bear Muda is a band who strike me not just because … Continue reading INTRODUCING…Bear Muda
Lost Like Alice is the latest musical project from Welsh Ben Parker, who has been creating music from the age of eleven. He has already achieved plenty in his career so far, an immediate highlight being obtaining the opportunity to … Continue reading SINGLE REVIEW: Lost Like Alice / Headlights
Looking for a new band to check out for the new year, who are similar sounding to, and who have supported bands like Lonely The Brave, Fort Hope and The Treatment? Get acquainted with Lightscape; they’re a 5 piece alternative … Continue reading INTERVIEW: Lightscape
The track has a continuously catchy riff throughout, elevating the song into its more intense, feisty choruses…this drive is what makes the quartet stand out from quieter, mundane outfits. It’s hard to believe just a few years ago, the popularity … Continue reading SINGLE REVIEW: Ravellas / Colour Me Sweet
Let’s check in with the guys from Project Redshift. Since I made the band my Lincolnshire Band of the Week a handful of months ago, a number of exciting movements in their career have happened. Their performance at The Lakes Festival, … Continue reading SINGLE REVIEW: Project Redshift / Sanity Catches
Somehow is a lo-fi/indie pop duo, the product of French musician Erwan Pépiot; the whole project is a very French affair, as it is also based in France’s charming capital Paris. Earlier this year, during the middle of a European heatwave … Continue reading ALBUM REVIEW: Somehow / Hidden Memories
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