Public Service Broadcasting are one of the great innovative bands of the 21st century with the live show to match.
Fat White Family’s career has been turbulent… to say the least. Frantically dancing the fine line of existence, it’s never quite clear whether every album will be their last. So with any Fat Whites’ musical addition, fans are pretty much just happy that they are making music, and this LP seems to be their most mature record yet.
IDLES are marmite in the context of rock music. You either absolutely love them, or probably can’t stand them. Thankfully for the Bristol band, the majority absolutely love them, and their latest effort 'TANGK' is perhaps their boldest sound yet.
Despite the freezing conditions, 2,000 fans braved the cold to see one of the most established and exciting bands in the metal scene - Bury Tomorrow. With support from We Came as Romans and Kingdom of Giants, this night promised to be heavy and ferocious.
With a viral TikTok trend under their belt and the release of their hugely successful Smile - the band’s latest LP, it is hardly a surprise the welsh band have announced a huge Wembley arena date next year, so we went down to Rock City in Nottingham to see what all the fuss was about.
Royal Blood are back. One of the UK’s hottest rock bands have just dropped their fourth LP. Ever since their self-titled debut which shook the UK music scene, the duo of Mike Kerr and Ben Thatcher have just gone from strength to strength, - so how does their fourth album 'Back To The Water Below' fair?
Holding Absence are a band that have been riding a mammoth wave of momentum ever since the release of their sophomore LP 'The Greatest Mistake Of My Life', with single 'Afterlife' significantly aiding the band’s popularity, amassing nearly 40 million streams. Fast forward to the present day and Holding Absence have just released their third LP 'The Noble Art Of Self Destruction', a record that continues the band’s progression of an emotional, heavy and catchy sound.
After years of teasing, Heavy Lungs have recently announced the release of their debut album 'All Gas No Brakes', and after a raucous set at Truck Festival, we caught up with lead singer Danny Nedelko to talk all things Heavy Lungs.
We Are Scientists are coming off a manic weekend playing both Standon Calling and Truck Festival. At the latter, we caught up with lead vocalist Keith Murray and bassists Chris Cain to talk all things We Are Scientists, following the release of their eighth studio album 'Lobes' in January of this year.
Truck Festival have consistently displayed the best of British indie rock for twenty-five years, so did the festival's strong line-up deliver in spite of the rain!