Author: Jack Nash
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On Edge: Anticipating Bring Me The Horizon – amo
Jack Nash anticipates whether Bring Me The Horizon’s amo will be a rock hit or a fatal blow for the Sheffield boys’s careers
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In Defence of: Muse – Simulation Theory
Jack Nash clarifies why Simulation Theory is a step forward for Muse, and not a step too far into the dark side.
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Introducing: YONAKA
Who are YONAKA? Jack Nash investigates the newcomers to the rock scene and where they’re heading.
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Artist In Focus: Run The Jewels
Recently featured in the soundtrack for Venom, Run The Jewels are a rap duo to be reckoned with. But who are they? Jack Nash finds out…
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Nostalgic News: Fatboy Slim’s ‘You’ve Come A Long Way Baby’ Released 20 Years Ago
Jack Nash relives one of the flag-bearing albums of the Big Beat subgenre, 20 years later.
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Artist In Focus: Muse
In anticipation of their ucpoming album Simulation Theory – out November 9th – Jack Nash explores the history of British rock band Muse.
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Review – We Happy Few
Jack Nash takes his Joy and ventures to Wellington Wells in the search of the truth behind We Happy Few.
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Watch: American Horror Story – Apocalypse Teaser Trailer
With the American Horror Story: Apocalypse Teaser Trailer being released recently, Jack Nash looks at what we know about season 8 of the hit TV show
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Review: YUNGBLUD – 21st Century Liability
Jack Nash reviews YUNGBLUD’s debut album, exploring politics, drug abuse and consent.
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Review: Years & Years – Palo Santo
Jack Nash takes a musical journey to the futuristic city of Palo Santo in the latest album from Years and Years.
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Review: Years & Years – ‘Palo Santo’
Years and Years are back, with another track from their upcoming album – Jack Nash reviews.
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Review: Sigala ft. Fuse ODG, Sean Paul & Kent Jones – ‘Feels Like Home’
Sigala is back with his latest single from his debut album Brighter Days, and it is a solid summer anthem.
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Introducing: LSD
Three Grammy Nominees, Two singles so far, one collaborative project. Here’s why you should be excited about LSD.
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Review: Bastille – ‘Quarter Past Midnight’
The London-born band return with their first track from their upcoming record, and with a completely new sound.