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For over a decade, Tonstartssbandht have been adding to their canon of...
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The Usuals Boys fuse a familiarly London-flavoured post-punk with Hank Marvin-esque guitar...
Read MoreRIOT Introducing: Melin Melyn
Welsh surf-rockers Melin Melyn pair wonky guitar energy with surreal lyrical themes...
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“When we were at Bloodstock I think we found the purest demonstration...
Read MoreMOTH Club LUV: a Q&A with Robbie & Mona
Couple-duo Robbie and Mona met whilst both performing with Bristol art-punk outfit...
Read MoreRIOT Introducing: Spang Sisters
What happens when you visit Kokomo 30 years after The Beach Boys,...
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St. Vincent’s sixth studio album is at once a lush playground, an...
Read MoreRIOT Introducing: Dead Slow Hoot
The UK currently boasts an embarrassment of riches in the currency of...
Read MoreWild Youth on their latest EP, Forever Girl, and how their sound has changed in the process
Irish indie-pop quartet Wild Youth have been making waves at home, now...
Read MoreAlbum Review: London Grammar // Californian Soil
The trio from London-via-Nottingham have taken their bravest sonic step forward yet,...
Read MoreRIOT Introducing: George Moir
George Moir makes life-affirming indie pop bops which document the highs and...
Read MoreBlanketman on their 'National Trust' EP and writing music in a pandemic
Gearing up to release their debut EP, National Trust, later this month, we sat...
Read MorePost-Punk & Patience: an Interview with TV Priest
With their moshpit-ready cacophony of distorted guitars and wry takes on modernity;...
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