Album Review: I Am Easy To Find // The National
Albums by The National tend to be instantly recognisable because the vast majority of their work has tended to occupy such an idiosyncratic space in history’s musical landscape. Whether it’s frontman …
The National announce new album, share opening single and tour details
The National have officially announced details of their eighth studio album, entitled I Am Easy To Find. The record is scheduled for release on 17 May this year, and is accompanied by a short film of …
The 1975 Set For Massive January Arena Tour
The 1975 have announced details of a huge arena tour taking place in January next year as pre-order sales open for their upcoming album A Brief Inquiry Into Online Relationships, set for release on 30…
Tickets for Music 4 Mental Health with Ed Sheeran, Anne-Marie and more on sale now
Having announced three new names for the bill earlier this week, tickets for mental health charity #IAMWHOLE's fundraising do have gone on sale this morning. The event, featuring an acoustic set fr…
Premiere: Red Paranoia // Yossarian
It's worth noting when a band is compared in sound to the likes of The National and Arcade Fire. It's even more notable when that band has under their belt a healthy catalogue of tracks across two suc…
Everything You Need To Know About Reading Festival’s Secret Sets
It seems Bring Me The Horizon are set to play a secret set at Reading Festival this weekend. The five piece from Sheffield are currently preparing to embark on a string of touring dates, which incl…
Disclosure Share New Track For Third Day Running
They've done it again. In a move which can only be described by fans of Disclosure as more generous than Santa Claus at a soup kitchen, Howard and Guy Lawrence have unveiled a third - yes THIRD - new …
Disclosure Drop Two New Tracks In Two Days
Disclosure have dropped two new tracks in as many days, the latter of which being the velvety, dulcet 'Where Angels Fear To Tread'. Inspired by "a-capella jazz" and "advanced jazz harmony" the like…
Live Review: Black Honey // Omeara, London – 12.06.18
Omeara, if you can successfully navigate its labyrinthine assortment of corridors and bars, conceals what feels like an appropriately clandestine setting in which to host Black Honey and their (badly-…
Album Review: Tranquility Base Hotel & Casino // Arctic Monkeys
There's no shortage of symbolism to be found in the fact that 'Tranquility Base' was the name of the site at which Neil Armstrong would become the first human to walk on the moon back in 1969. From th…
