ALL THEM WITCHES return to the UK with a headline tour. A little bit of Nashville came to London on a Tuesday night in the form of All Them Witches. Following their sold-out European tour the band arrived at King’s Cross’s Scala to make a whole lot of noise. Bringing
TEMPLES lighten up Hackney’s Oslo. Temples are back and we have missed them. From mystical tunes of the intro the feeling of something special is in the air. As Temples‘ frontman James Bagshaw enters the centre of the stage, and familiar cords to Colours Of
HONEYBLOOD play an intimate show at The Shacklewell Arms in London. Scottish rocker-duo Honeyblood is currently touring the UK to promote their upcoming sophomore album, Babes Never Die, and as they take to the stage at The Shacklewell Arms this Tuesday night, it is not
THE MAGIC GANG play a triumphant set at London’s Scala. The Brighton’s four-piece has been on everybody’s ones-to-watch list for more than a year now but these recent months have undoubtedly moved them closer to the top. They’ve released a noteworthy The Second EP From, they’ve signed with Warner Music and they’ve embarked on their biggest
The band EVERYWHERE on places, people and music that keeps them coming back to London. A while back, when days were longer and summer was still around, I caught up with 2/5 of the band Everywhere, Max Berga (vocals) and Joe Bates (keys), to discuss their recent
WATERPARKS release new track Hawaii (Stay Awake). Having been premiered on Pete Wentz’s Hits & Misses show, Hawaii (Stay Awake) is the opening track of the trio’s upcoming debut album, Double Dare, which will be out later this year. New offering follows their first single, Stupid For You, and it simply
I think it takes a little bit of time to find our identity – the London newcomers TEMPESST discuss touring, their recent single, police trouble and plans for the future. I’m meeting up with a sweaty lead singer, Toma Banjanin, at the backstage of the glittering Moth Club.
ISLAND unveil new single Waves. Waves is the first cut to be lifted from the band’s upcoming second EP, A Place You Like. It’s a human instinct to seek similarities between our feelings and surrounding nature. Seasons change, so does our moods. Those sunny days may have been and gone but there’s
