KYLE – Light of Mine Review NME
Article written for NME.com The Californian rapper is upbeat and mature on his impressive debut Storming the US charts last year with his Number Four hit ‘iSpy’, KYLE has quickly […]
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Watch Florence + the Machine perform ‘Hunger’ on Jimmy Fallon
Originally written for NME.com Florence and the Machine performed their latest track ‘Hunger’ live last night (May 17). During an appearance on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, Welch and co. performed […]
Arctic Monkeys Reveil New Album Title, Release Date and More
After a very very long wait, Arctic Monkeys have finally given us the first clue in regards to new music, as they reveal the name of the sixth album due […]
Is There a Musical Revolution Coming?
Over time, we have seen many forms of the music world uniting and refusing to abide to the oppression of the government. Most noticeably the punk rock movement in the […]
What’s Happening To Manchester’s Music Scene?
AS our three-piece feature series comes to its conclusion we visit three issue of a community which has flourished over the years. With Manchester leading the industrial revolution the city […]
Musicians Unite To Encourage Young Voters
AS the general election looms ever closer it comes as a surprise that only 43% of young people aged 18-24 voted in the last general election. With the future of […]
Frank Turner Speaks Reading and Leeds
AS Frank Turner celebrated his record breaking 10th consecutive year at Reading and Leeds Festival this weekend, I spoke with the veteran, taking a look back over the last 10 years… […]
REVIEW: Puppet Rebellion at AATMA, Manchester
AS Manchester indie-rock band Puppet Rebellion prepare for a slot at Kendal Calling, a quick stop to AATMA in the city’s Northern Quarter on Saturday (July 30) evening was the perfect […]
Dance Lady Dance Head to Parklife One Short
AS Parklike is just around the corner, I caught up with one half of DJ collective Dance Lady Dance, Lou Pemberton, as the pair find their way to the main stage […]
We Are Scientists ‘Helter Seltzer’ Review
After 15 years of wandering through the twist and turns that the music world can throw at you, indie rock duo We Are Scientists are back with their fifth studio […]
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