The Chicago outfit unveils new video for striking single Wanted You, from their 2016 album Down In Heaven. Directed by Ezra Ewen, the video does in many ways incarnate what Twin Peaks are. It’s a bit random, a bit ramshackle, slightly trashy and still has
From Young Chasers to Different Creatures, we catch Circa Waves live as they return with new album. Circa Waves made a thunderous entrance shaking up the music scene with their debut album, Young Chasers, back in 2015. Their anthemic indie bangers, grounded on relatable themes,
Emerging from the fruitful Brighton scene, The RPMs unveil first cut of their forthcoming EP Agents Of Change. Oh My God takes an ironic turn on the times we live in. The joyous melody is propelled forward by an upbeat rhythm section and Jack Valero’s
Newcastle outfit unveils new track, Tyler, a submerging coalition of chill vibes, artistic composition and old school sampling. The lanky melody is induced with more than one element of surprise to say the least, yet Lisbon still keep it somewhat coherent. The cool vocal work,
Stage splits have just been announced for this year’s festival. Oasis frontman has been teasing us with details on his forthcoming solo album for a while now, and it’s finally time for the festival announcements to start rolling in. LIAM GALLAGHER has been confirmed to appear at
The band unveils second cut from their upcoming album, Sumersault, and it truly shines. Following up This Year, Beach Fossils’ Saint Ivy is a new turn of direction for the bunch. Exploring the territory of piano-based melodies, they leave their comfort zone with strings and flute
Superfood are back. Dirty Hit has a superb reputation for spotting talent and their tour this spring certainly showcases that. Bringing together Pale Waves, King Nun and headliner Superfood for a series of rowdy nights, the indie label has definitely gifted the crowd with a
It’s better to be strange than forgotten. Twisting the title of Temples‘ latest single, but just so slightly, seems like the perfect way to sum up last week’s show. The abundant décor of Electric Brixton, with its classical theatrical look and modern touch is an impressive and
The Danish festival released their full artist list, adding 77 acts to the already star-studded line up. The new additions include the masters of minimalistic pop, The XX, Swedish super duo – Icona Pop and British bangers Royal Blood, plus some old school icons like The
Honeyblood conquer their first gig down under. Stina Tweeddale and Cat Myers, the Scottish duo we’ve come to know and love as Honeyblood, do everything understatedly. Understated entrance, understated fashion and effortless lo-fi anthems. Their music needs no gimmicks or stage props, if the size
