The band plays an intimate show ahead of the release of their second record. Kettering psych-rockers Temples took to the stage at Rough Trade East for an intimate in-store gig this Monday to preview their forthcoming sophomore album, Volcano, and frankly, it sounded amazing. Making it
The Brighton bunch are back at it, and we’re excited as always. How Can I Compete is taken from an EP promised to be released sometime in April. This will be the band’s first release on Yala! Records. The punchy track is stacked with the
The British trio brings their new album, Friends, overseas. Last Thursday saw the much-anticipated New York return of the London-based outfit White Lies, who played an intimate yet lively set at the popular Music Hall of Williamsburg in Brooklyn. Hailing from Ealing, London White Lies enjoyed some
The band announced a special tour celebrating the 10th anniversary of Men’s Needs, Women’s Needs, Whatever. Whatever. Forever. Can you believe it’s been so long? Apparently, it’s been 10 years since the release of The Cribs‘ third record, Men’s Needs, Women’s Needs, Whatever. Feels like yesterday.
Pop-punk rockers share emotional video for the track Hey Rachel. The Brighton’s quintet has released new video for Hey Rachel, taken from their sophomore album, okay. I believe we can all agree that music has healing powers. When confronting your past sometimes it’s better to just
Best. Tour. Ever. Muse have announced new headline tour dates in North America starting this May. What’s more, they won’t be hitting the road alone. This time they’re bringing along their pals in Thirty Seconds To Mars and PVRIS, and frankly that’s a dream come
