We caught up with APRE at Community Festival. Ever wondered at what point should you stop drinking? Watch APRE break down the effects of each pint and show off their dad dancing – the two aren’t correlated in case you were wondering.
We caught up with SWMRS at Community Festival. What’s the similarity between the Cullens from ‘Twilight’ and The 1975? SWMRS break it down for us, and reveal their alter persona names – watch to find out.
Taking on the tires of modern life and ever-changing world in their newest album, San Francisco rockers The Y Axes create a body of work that rings especially relevant now. Music-making in the modern age is an interesting thing; reality can create a sense of
Matt and Telle from The Word Alive joined us backstage at Slam Dunk Festival. Seeing people being set on fire, playing sold out shows in Korea, and lying to your friend about how good they look – all in a day’s work for The Word
We caught up with Bamd at Slam Dunk Festival. iDKHOW joined us backstage at Slam Dunk Festival to discuss martial arts, survival tips and their experience of meeting Green Day and Queen. Watch the full interview below!
Sweden’s Brother Leo bounces between an exuberant melody and introspective lyricism for his latest single Shine, and the recently released video plays upon both aspects of the track. Brother Leo, the moniker for Swedish musician, songwriter and producer Ola Svensson treads between joyous sonics and
Lights is the coolest. Lights joined us backstage at Slam Dunk Festival to talk about touring, time travel and getting starstruck by Phil Collins. Watch the interview below!
We catch up with Ash from Boston Manor at Slam Dunk Festival. Ash from Boston Manor joined us backstage at Slam Dunk Festival to talk about his favourite internet memes, cheeky pints and why he would totally survive a zombie apocalypse. Watch the interview below!
Channelling feelings of dissatisfaction into a sweet tune, Havelock manages to depict the not-so-glamorous reality of work with tongue-in-cheek lyricism that is sure to resonate with listeners. London-based Havelock is only one amongst the 50% of people who aren’t keen on their jobs, yet what marks him
With a youthful vibrancy tinging all of his tracks, there’s no way you can’t love the bouncy pop melodies from kwassa. London-based kwassa certainly has a penchant for penning exuberant melodies that serve as the perfect sonic cocktail to accompany you into this transition into warmer
