"We sat on the corner kissing each other // Felt like I could finally see in colour" - the poignant lyrics of 'Eighteen', the opening track of four-piece indie band Pale Waves' debut album, encapsulat…
The first gig of the 2018 Skyline Series saw the gates to post-punk heaven open, and the faithful flood in. Peter Hook & the Light, The Jesus and Mary Chain, and Echo & the Bunnymen all introd…
Skyline Series is unorthodox, in the sense that it's a rally of gigs taking place in 2 cities - Bristol and Birmingham - that run parallel to each other. The Skyline Series is a new addition to the mu…
Opening a mainstage at any festival has to be an intimidating experience, yet as Whenyoung kicks off All Points East’s ode to indie, it seems they were born for this task. The Irish trio have definite…
The inaugural weekend of All Points East wrapped up in meticulous fashion. The many impressions have now settled, and here is what went down. With beaming sunshine, the festival, based in Victoria p…
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…
Goat Girl are an enigma. Are they fueled by aggression or do they really just not give a fuck? If you're looking for the answer to this question, their debut album will not provide you with the answer…
The Garden (consisting of Wyatt and Fletcher Shears) are perhaps the most unorthodox, and undefinable, musical offering around. Directing their stage-show to an excitable crowd in Bristol, the full-fr…
Gengahr's debut album, A Dream Outside, was one of dainty guitar ditties, connected by mellowed out drum-tracks and soothing bass lines. Their sophomore release, Where Wildness Grows, is of a similar …
When Jake Bugg first came to public attention at the age of 18, he received acclaim from mainstream audiences and critics alike- with comparisons being drawn between himself and the likes of Bob Dylan…
