The band lifts first cut from their forthcoming new EP, Go Away. Punk rock and kittens. Tick and Tick. Milk Teeth have a new track for you, Nearby Catfight alongside the accompanying visuals that will give you just that. This charging track full of manic
Inspired by sci-fi and dystopian motives, the sophomore album from Samoans is here. After releasing their award-nominated debut Rescue in 2014 and tirelessly playing a number of shows, including tours with No Devotion and Kids In Glass Houses, Samoans are finally ready to unveil their
Following up their latest album, V, The Horrors unbox some fascinating and kind of gross imagery for their track, Something To Remember Me By. The song, soaring with a softer soundscape still has a sharper edge of meaning imbedded in the lyrics. Standing as the
Bassist Nick O’Malley spills the beans, revealing that new album is in the making. Arctic Monkeys, arguably Britain’s greatest indie rockers, have, since their eminent fifth album, AM (2013), held a low profile. Frontman Alex Turner even cared the fans back in June last year,
Norwegian trio Sauropod release grunge tinted second single, Never On Time. Never On Time goes full energy from the start. With a chaotic beat and staccato guitar, the tune is an absolute ramshackle. It stands as the pure manifestation of being late with every part of
Pond are back home and set up an epic tour across the country, making Melbourne the biggest stop of them all. With three shows at the Corner Hotel in Richmond, while the rest of the country was only getting one, Pond settled in and made themselves comfortable to
Swedish outfit Simian Ghost have unveiled their newest single Climb The Walls, off of their forthcoming self-titled endeavor, out this week. From the band’s humble beginnings as a recording project of lead singer Sebastian Arnström, Simian Ghost have grown immensely, earning international praise. Climb The
The Reading lot embrace their dazing darkness with new two-parter inspired by Allen Ginsberg’s ‘Howl’, Starving Hysterical Naked, Part 1&2. Palm Honey have definitely grown as a band over this past year. From slightly insecure live marvels, the quartet has transformed into a more vibrant
“This is fundamental”, England’s South Coast pop rock band The Gospel Youth play debut London headline show at Camden Assembly. It is a Tuesday night when I’m heading to beloved Camden to catch The Gospel Youth play. They are about to deliver their first headline
Following their last year’s debut album The Hunna are finally back with new music in the form of new single Summer. Having gained a large following over the past years, The Hunna certainly have hit an audience. With their energetic guitars, safe build-up and predictable
