Words by Craig Pool. Inside the legendary Barrowland Ballroom on Sunday night, the crowd witnessed a band at the height of their powers. Wolf Alice were in Glasgow’s east end for the second of their two gig stint, and luckily were still full of steam. It was the job of Birmingham boppers Superfood to open the night – their funky and playful guitar tunes made … Continue reading Review: Wolf Alice in Glasgow (11/11/17)
The Sherlocks made a mighty return to Glasgow last night on their ‘Live For The Moment’ Tour. The boys played a sold out show to a mixed crowd of their forever loyal fanbase. Continue reading Review – The Sherlocks at Glasgow’s 02 ABC (19/09/17)
Its safe to say that the DMA’s know how to put on a show, and a Newcastle crowd knows how to receive one. Continue reading The DMA’s in Newcastle
Under dark, storm threatening clouds, The Courteeners took to the stage in front of 50,000 fans on Saturday. On the anniversary of the iconic Stone Roses’ gig at Spike Island, this was set to be the defining moment of the Middleton band’s career. Continue reading Review – The Courteeners at Old Trafford, Manchester
Words by Alicia Carpenter. The Garage Flowers are back in bloom with their infectious new single ‘Nothing’s Gonna Get Me Down Today’. The boys are taking the London scene by storm with their latest release; this tune promises the very best of drunken guitar pop. Catchy and candid, ‘Nothing’s Gonna Get Me Down Today’ is the best material the boys have brought out to date. … Continue reading New music from The Garage Flowers
It’s been ten years since The Enemy released their debut long-player, We’ll Live And Die In These Towns. Four decades after the emergence of punk rock, it remains one of the finest examples of rage against the system to be recorded. Continue reading Celebrating 10 years since The Enemy’s debut album
Words by Billy Hodder. Wax Colour’s EP ‘DIY’ comes out on Friday the 3rd of February. With an overcrowded plethora of boys with fringes and an acoustic guitar all aspiring to be the next Alex Turner, how do you stand out in one of the most crowded scenes in the music industry? How do you separate yourselves from the hundreds of indie bands looking for … Continue reading Review – Wax Colour’s EP ‘DIY’
Tommy O’Dell, Matt Mason and Johnny Took, make up DMA’s, who for me, are the most exciting rock and roll band to breakout this side of the Arctic Monkeys. Continue reading The continued breakthrough of the DMA’s
The electronic dance duo of Tom Rowlands and Ed Simons (The Chmeical Brothers) concluded their brief UK tour in the Hammersmith Apollo on Sunday night in what was a nostalgic night for many who attended. Continue reading Review – The Chemical Brothers at the Hammersmith Apollo (11/12/2016)
In typically groovy and charismatic style, Stockport scaffolding yard sensations turned chart topping band Blossoms blew the roof off a sold out Shepherds Bush Empire last night on the penultimate night of their current UK tour. Continue reading Review – Blossoms in London at O2 Shepherds Bush Empire
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