Showing their progression as a band, Australia’s The Faim put on a phenomenal show at Camden’s Electric Ballroom. Hot Milk and Cemetery Sun kicked off the night, getting the crowd ready for action. Hot Milk were full of energy and enthusiasm throughout their infectious pop
Charli Adams reminisces on the past with a nostalgic ballad, Backseat, the first instalment from her awaited debut EP, Good At Being Young, due out in January. With soothing synths, gentle drums and mellow vocals, Backseat is a pop ballad come alt rock track, an
Selfish Things collaborate with Spencer Chamberlain from Underoath in their latest single Torn. Taken from their debut album Logos, released earlier this year, the ominous track Torn starts with delicate guitar and a soft drumbeat which ultimately blends with vocals from Alex and Spencer. The
The Australian rockers Dune Rats were a long way from home, nevertheless they smashed their headline show at The Garage. Accompanied by the sound of I Get Knocked Down coming out the speakers, Dune Rats took to the stage with grins from ear to ear,
If you’re a fan of Enter Shikari and Frank Carter this band is for you. Blending punk and electronica, Strange Bones have released massive new single, Napalm Über Alles. The sound and visuals for the track have surely taken inspiration from Shikari’s latest album and
The Melbourne indie-pop band MOBS have taken inspiration from ‘Honey, I Shrunk The Kids’ in their latest track Big World. Big World has a nostalgic happy feel to it, 80s synth-pop blended with layers of guitar and a soft drum beat, giving it a feeling
Feeder went all out to a sold-out crowd at Camden’s Roundhouse, with a mixture of old and new songs there was something for everyone with a very dynamic set. Opening with Youth, Feeder’s set was strong from the start. The setlist for the night was
Returning with new music, Jake Bugg played an inspiring, crowd-pleasing set at Camden’s Roundhouse last week. The show kicked off with an empty stage backlit with Be Someone playing in the background. The crowd loaded with suspense after the song had finished, Jake Bugg walked
Hot Milk are back with a powerful new song, Candy Coated Lie$. Hot Milk have completely channelled the heart of pop-punk in their new single Candy Coated Lie$, by taking an unhappy subject and giving it an upbeat catchy melody. Taking something aggravating and funnelling
The Vancouver quartet, Peach Pit have released their new track Feeling Low, marking their first new music since 2017. Following their debut album Being So Normal, released in 2017, Feelin’ Low is the first taste of Peach Pit‘s impending sophomore effort, due out next year.
