Interview // Boy Azooga
Three hours before Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever were set to take the stage at SWG3 in Glasgow, I sat down with Davey Newington, the frontman and driving force of the gig’s support band: Boy Azooga.…
Interview: Mushroom Tea Party
Chris Stillie from Aberdeen and Kumayl Zaidi from Glasgow. Together they are Mushroom Tea Party, an alternative hip-hop duo that began on Soundcloud, now with a full album and EP. Right now they're pr…
Introducing: Bad Nerves
In a music world dominated by R&B and hip-hop, it’s refreshing to hear some raw, punchy, enigmatic punk music; brought to us by East London boys Bad Nerves. Despite only having four songs availabl…
Single Review: ‘You From The Rest’ // Adam French
With yet another EP on its way, London-based multi-instrumentalist Adam French has unveiled the video for his latest offcut, 'You From The Rest'. Described by French as being about “the emotional b…
Introducing: Bloxx
With their newly released indie stormer ‘Novocain’, it has become evident that Bloxx are on the cusp of stardom. Along with their 2017 releases, ‘Coke’, ‘Curtains’ and ‘You’, the band have impressed a…
Single Review: ‘17’ // Lily Moore
The second track from Lily Moore’s upcoming EP is upbeat and funky, a pleasant contrast to her first song, ‘Not That Special’. The debut single was sensitive and mellow, so Moore has decided to take a…
Single Review: Need a Little Time // Courtney Barnett
If you are needing a reminder of Courtney Barnett’s punchy attitude and her ability to intertwine it with incredibly poetic songwriting, then check out her new single, ‘Need a Little Time’. This secon…
Single Review: ‘If You Only’ // Anna Leone
With a clear Lana Del Rey influence, Anna Leone manages to capture the emotions of listeners within the first twenty seconds of her new single ‘If You Only’. Constantly switching between simple, gentl…
Single Review: ‘Raw’ // Sigrid
21 year old Norwegian singer/songwriter Sigrid has released the first single from her upcoming collection of new songs. ‘Raw’, takes on a slightly different direction than her previous works; as the t…
