Bristol’s Phoxjaw are back with their second EP, A playground for Sad Adults. So, let’s get this part started, Phoxjaw are comprised of Danny Gartland, Josh Galop, Kieran Gallop and Alexander Share, the press likening their sound to Biffy Clyro and Deftones…..strong stuff.
Mental Health and music are two things that tend to go hand in hand. Here, Prince Daddy & The Hyenas tell us all about how mental health has inspired their latest record COSMIC THRILL SEEKER.
Black Peaks are continuing their rapid rise with the announcement of their biggest tour to date.
As the campsite opens for five day campers, we asked one of our senior writers and festival attendee Tom Butterworth to give us his low-down of the ones to watch.
The Ballet, a queer NYC based indie-pop duo, present to the world their fourth full length, strangely titled 'Matchy Matchy'. This is definitely not something I'd choose to listen to, but here goes.
What do you get when a successful stage share at a festival leads to the joining of forces for two bands?
Temple Newsam, Leeds, 25th May 2019: Never will you find a more wretched hive of snapbacks and Vans. As the fans begin entering the festival grounds, the day is bright and warm... sadly it won’t last, but rain, thunder or snow wouldn’t have kept the legions away from Leeds today.
Glitterer has announced their first ever UK headline shows.
Every week we give you a round up of some of our favourite new releases. This week, we look at some of the top tips from the end of May.
Tiny Moving Parts will be returning to the UK and Europe in September and October for a run of headline dates.
Our A-Z challenge is a fun way to introduce you to the many artists out there. Today is the turn of Maura Weaver from Ogikubo Station.
Slam Dunk has long been seen as a predominantly pop-punk festival. Although they have often featured a smattering of heavier or more abrasive bands, much of the higher reaches of the festival bills have been dominated by relatively inoffensive bands. In the last two years we have seen a rise in truly interesting aggressive music with the likes of Employed To Serve winning Kerrang!’s album of the year award last year and groups such as Code Orange making a splash on the global stage with a Grammy nomination. As Slam Dunk has manoeuvred to keep pace with this scene change, so has it looked to widen it's vision to further encompass a generation of fans who gazed longingly over The Pond at Vans Warped Tour in the late 1990s.
Cielo Drive have announced a run of UK shows.
Mallory Knox are heading out on the road across the UK later this year.
