Tag: alternative
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A Journey Through Grief, Consequence, Debt and Laughter: A Review of Joshua Burnside’s Into the Depths of Hell
More like ‘Into The Heights of Heaven’ according to Georgie Holmes’ raving review!
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Review: ‘Glue’ – Nat and Alex Wolff; Raw and Honest
Josh shares his thoughts on the newest track from indie duo Nat and Alex Wolff
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Nostalgic News: The Fratellis Eyes Wide, Tongue Tied was released 10 years ago
On the five year anniversary of Eyes Wide, Tongue Tied, Vicky Greer looks back on one of The Fratellis’ finest works.
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The Best of 90s Rock: Red Hot Chili Peppers – Blood Sugar Sex Magik
Starting off our newest Records series, ‘The Best Of’, is Alexander Read with the Best of 90s Rock!
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Review: YUNGBLUD – ‘Strawberry Lipstick’; YUNGBLUD At His Best
Vicky Greer names YUNGBLUD’s newest single his best yet
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Our Favourite Local Bands
Be sure to check out these amazing local bands!
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‘Completely underappreciated’; Why you should listen to EGO (super/trip/maniac)
Georgie Holmes shares some love for Alex Vargas’ sophmore album, EGO (super/trip/maniac)
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This Week In Records – The 1975, Lady Gaga & IDLES
Vicky Greer takes us through the hottest new music of the week
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Review: The Fratellis – ‘Strangers in the Street’
The Fratellis have released the second track from their upcoming album – but does it live up to their indie anthems?
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Review: Enter Shikari – Nothing is True and Everything is Possible
Jack Nash reviews the exceptional new release from Enter Shikari
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Review: The Killers – Caution
Charlotte Brennan reviews The Killers new single ‘Caution’
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“We wouldn’t be doing this if it weren’t for the fans” An Interview with Nikki and LP of New Years Day
Vicky Greer interviews New Years Day, and finds out about their life on the road during their UK and European tour.
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Review: Anti-Flag – 20/20 Vision
Vicky Greer reviews the upcoming release from Anti-Flag with their politically charged 20/20 Vision.
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Genre in Focus: Post-Punk
Rebecca Ormsby takes us through the history of the genre and what bands should be on our radar.