Perhaps the buzziest name in indie pop in the UK, Rachel Chinouriri’s debut album has been a long time coming....
I’m Doing it Again, Baby!, the new record from Girl in Red, kicks off in stark contrast to the mood...
Amrit Virdi reviews the stellar debut LP from Leeds-based band English Teacher.
It has been a long five years since Leeds-based art-rock experimentalists Drahla released their debut album, Useless Coordinates – we...
Sam Evian ’s fourth album hypnotises with an immersive display of emotions and sound. The album feels warm and reflective,...
Since L’objectif launched their second EP, We Aren’t Getting Out But Tonight We Might, in the height of summer 2022,...
Normally when reviewing gigs, an idea begins to formulate while watching. I begin to understand what I want to say...
“We’re steamrolling into a new era!” Buzzard Buzzard Buzzard frontman Tom Rees exclaimed to his audience at Voodoo Daddy’s in...
On a shimmering Friday night in London, Marie Naffah played a heartfelt set to The Waiting Room. The London-based singer-songwriter...
Holiday Ghosts may be from Brighton, but it was their connection to Nottingham that put them on my radar –...
Lauran Hibberd showed the world her emphatic pop-punk sound on her debut album Garageband Superstar. And her stellar sophomore release girlfriend material continues to do just that while adding an extra layer of maturity to her sound.
Heartbreak is always mundane, often painful and sometimes quite a lonely feeling to process. To hear a breakup album from...
