
Self-conscious humour and naked emotion, Platonica Erotica shares debut EP.
Her debut EP is a winding, darkly beautiful sequence of songs. Continue reading Self-conscious humour and naked emotion, Platonica Erotica shares debut EP.
Her debut EP is a winding, darkly beautiful sequence of songs. Continue reading Self-conscious humour and naked emotion, Platonica Erotica shares debut EP.
A 37 minute presentation of existentialism and youth. Continue reading Honeyglaze fuse intimacy and ambience on their debut album.
Combating the idiosyncrasies of a swelled modern consciousness. Continue reading Mauv unleashes ‘Armageddon’ on an intoxicating debut album.
It feels like the starting point of an exciting and adventurous career. Continue reading English Teacher offer a tender chaos on debut EP ‘Polyawkward’.
There’s a lot to love, it echoes the hitmakers of the noughties dance-rock scene. Continue reading Wet Leg’s debut album is a necessary slice of escapist indie.
Prest’s soul has been branded onto audio. Continue reading Noon Garden’s ‘Beulah Spa’ is an artefact of DIY psychedelia.
Their fourth album witnesses more overt musical gear changes. Continue reading ‘At The Hot Spot’ sees a sadistic and devilishly infectious Warmduscher.
A scatterbrained account of a week of bumming around in total music. Shot on iPhone. Continue reading Doing Austin’s SXSW festival without a ticket.
Each member has their time in the sun, never over-indulging in the limelight. Continue reading Los Bitchos bring a spellbinding groove on debut LP ‘Let The Festivities Begin’.
The 6th full-length from protean quartet Trupa Trupa. Continue reading Poland’s Trupa Trupa journey deep into your consciousness on new LP ‘B Flat A’.
On the first night of their UK tour, Yard Act shine bright at “warm up” show full of humour, magic and hype. Photo: James Brown | Words: Karl Johnson Appearing in the midst of lockdown chaos in April 2020, Yard Act’s debut single ‘Trapper’s Pelts’ – released on their own Zen F.C. label – made quite the splash, after all we were knee-deep in the … Continue reading In-jokes, crowd participation and a dark lyrical tongue: Yard Act live at London’s Village Underground.
Notes that pulled no punches, and riffs that set the band apart from any other post-punk outfit you can name. Photo: Berhnard Deckert | Words: Jessie Smith The blood, sweat, and spit of punk rock history proudly stains the stage of the 100 Club on Oxford Street, and on February 3rd I watched as Opus Kink spilled out upon that hallowed ground to the tune … Continue reading Live from a sold out 100 Club in London, Opus Kink induct themselves into punk rock history.