Soccer Mommy’s new album, color theory is the refinement of her emotional catharsis where mental awareness and family trauma coincide in a world filled with suffering and stained tenderness. The new project is following her highly-admired 2018 album, Clean, where Sophie Allison, aka Soccer Mommy,
Untamed and unleashed, Cage the Elephant had us under their spell with an explosive performance at Alexandra Palace. Over 10 years since their platinum-certified self-titled debut album, indie rock sextet Cage The Elephant returned to London to close their UK tour before heading off to
Hitting all the nostalgic feels in their newest album Cinema Paradiso, Melbourne quartet MOBS show off their creative flair and love for all things 80s. Melbourne quartet MOBS are here to whisk you off your feet back into ages past, and more specifically the bygone
With Race Car Blues, Slowly Slowly give an expressive, deeply honest performance with tracks that engulf you with pleasing guitars and defining drums. As a whole, Race Car Blues is an open look at how to get from point A – a person you’re unhappy with
Jake Whiskin tries to unfold the ‘blurred lines between fun and destructive’ on melancholic new single Electric. The Leeds singer/songwriter seems to be in for a pleasantly busy workload this year as he releases a follow-up to his striking debut Dark Days, and further establishes
With their 11-track debut album, Cinema Paradiso, MOBS have encapsulated everything that the 80s were – colourful, energetic, and unapologetically fun. Listening to Cinema Paradiso evokes nostalgia for a time when their core audience was not even alive, yet somehow still resonates with cheerful lyrics and
Joining Palaye Royale on their UK tour, COUNTERFEIT. made a stop at London’s O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire last week. Check out our photo gallery below. Photos: Kasia Osowiecka
Stand Atlantic, With Confidence, and ROAM lead the next wave of acts announced for Slam Dunk 2020. With less than three months to go until the UK’s biggest pop punk extravaganza, Slam Dunk Festival has revealed 14 new names for the May Bank Holiday Weekend. Stand
Full of bite and power, Palaye Royale stormed into O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire with a rock-blasting performance. Sporting their signature rock ‘n’ roll glam and snazzy attire, Palaye Royale have become masters of theatrics. Accompanied by the Soldiers of the Royal Council (their dedicated fan
Punk will never die when there are bands like The Murder Capital keeping it alive and breathing. Those in attendance at the Electric Ballroom on Friday night were in for a rollercoaster of emotions from the Dublin five-piece, The Murder Capital. Dressed in crisp, albeit
