Nightbus is the third and penultimate release on Communion Singles Club of 2017. The Oxford four-piece BE GOOD give us a romantic tale of the infamously charming night bus. A tale told many times, (maybe on the weekend?) is now in song form and it depicts
Roo Panes has shared first new music since the release of his 2016 sophomore album Paperweights. Somethings gorgeous for your Monday, because Monday is a testing time for all of us. It is a fresh track from Roo Panes titled A Message To Myself, and
Nick Mulvey embarks on UK headline tour in support of his sophomore album, Wake Up Now. The humble Shepherds Bush Empire; no mean feat for a two-time Mercury nominee, right? The modest smile plastered to Nick Mulvey’s face this evening says otherwise. You can tell from the way he carries himself that
The Brisbane-based artist, Mallrat returns with first new music since last year’s debut EP, Uninvited. At the young age of 19, Mallrat aka Grace Shaw has a ripper new track for you titled Better. Getting my radar with her relatable track Uninvited, Mallrat‘s fresh approach to
Spreading its marvels across three of Hackney’s most eminent venues, Hackney Wonderland makes a brave attempt to follow up their previous glories. Following up last year’s extravaganza you can’t help but notice the downscale of the event that previously stretched over two days and more
Manchester based Cabbage took a trip down south to play at Norwich Arts Centre on Tuesday for one of the last legs of their ‘Healing Brexit Towns Experiment’ tour. Queen Zee and the Sasstones kicked off the night with their own brand of aggressive, fuzzy
“Our name derives from pancakes and pie”, we caught up with the Amsterdam-based quartet, Canshaker Pi at their London show. Introducing Canshaker Pi. How did the band come about? Nick: “We went to the same high-school, so we met between the ages of 12 and
Ohio artist LuvAbstract shares first taste of forthcoming EP with dreamy-electro treat, Driveway. Who doesn’t want a little dose of electronic pop goodness in their life? Well LuvAbstract has you covered with his new delectable track titled Driveway. A roller-coaster of drum beats and silky synths, it gives
Taylor Swift unveiled another cut of her highly anticipated Reputation, and I almost wish she didn’t. As much as my inner fourteen year old adores Taylor Swift, I can’t get over the fact that the back track on her most recent cut sounds too much like
The Houston pop-punk outfit Waterparks drop brand new tune, Blonde, off of their forthcoming sophomore record Entertainment, out early next year. I’m still not over their debut full-length, Double Dare, and yet Waterparks have announced details of the follow-up titled Entertainment. Set to arrive on January
