In the festival sphere, All Points East has sprung up out of anonymity over the past week. With initial interest risen by the announcement of The National and The xx playing as part of the dual weeken…
Unlike some bands, Metronomy excel in a live setting. In the last round of promoting their 2016 album Summer 08, the Totnes electronic ensemble descended upon Motion's main room for the opening of thi…
Revived and rebranded, B-town fellows Superfood descended on the boat-cum-venue Thekla in Bristol to promote their comeback album Bambino. With support from Cousin Kula and whenyoung, the evening bega…
In the midst of a heaving Tuesday night in Bristol during Freshers, Mr Jukes hosted a contrasting evening of funk-infused jazz in the Marble Factory. Fresh off the back of debut album God First, Jack …
Hailing from Tunbridge Wells in Kent, four-piece experimental pop band Lectures have provided fans with a beautifully dark electronic tune in the form of new single, 'Your Whatever'. Notably remini…
It's still early days for London based four-piece Sea Girls, but the rate they're churning out massive indie bangers suggests only more impressive things to come over the future months. Originally hai…
Having headed off to the studio towards the end of 2016, Leeds based Esper Scout have been busy creating the foundations for their yet to be titled debut album. Having released their latest single, 'C…
If there's one good thing to have emerged from the temporary loss of Bombay Bicycle Club, it is most definitely lead singer Jack Steadman's solo project Mr Jukes. In his own words, Steadman has procla…
With every good band, there's often a weird, wacky backstory to how the band came to be. Worchester's own HVMM are no different. Having met as a result of an inexplicable bar 'scuffle', lead singer An…
Despite having previously released three studio albums over the past ten years (Mammút in 2006, Karkari in 2008, and Komdu til mín svarta systir in 2013), five-piece Icelandic rock band Mammút will ne…
