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Black Honey return with their new album Written & Directed. Having been responsible for some of the catchiest singles recently, the Brighton act have caught my attention and left me … Continue Reading Black Honey – Written & Directed / Album Review
Whether it’s a bar with sticky floors and some sort of signature drink that involves a green WKD or a grimy gig venue that O2 probably absorbed, there’s a place … Continue Reading What Did You Expect From The Vaccines? 10 years on from the most hyped debut in indie
Before listening to Longfriend Timefriend’s debut album, I anxiously prepped myself for what was to come. If Me Dies, Me Dies. The title clearly implied that the album was either … Continue Reading If Me Dies, Me Dies: The Debut Album by Longfriend Timefriend Blends Every Generation of Pop Punk
Timothy Francis Lee, better known by Yxngxr1, from Cardiff, Wales has graced us with a smashing E-Boy memento: Digikid. He dropped this banger on February 13. I offer you highlights before I urge you … Continue Reading Yxngxr1 – Digikid / Album Review
The first signee to Phoebe Bridgers’ label, Claud released their debut album Super Monster on February 12th. The album in its entirety could be looked at as an unapologetic coming … Continue Reading Claud – Super Monster / Debut Album
What do you get when you cross a ukulele with pop-punk that packs a punch? It’s The Sonder Bombs – the Midwestern quartet with a penchant for homegrown, high-octane composition. … Continue Reading The Sonder Bombs – Clothbound / Interview
I know we’re a few weeks into 2021 now, but I’m still dragging a lot of the sausage rolls and emotion of last year. I’m in need of something that … Continue Reading Viagra Boys – Welfare Jazz / New Album
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