Album Review: Imelda May – Life. Love. Flesh. Blood.
New Year, New Imelda. Imelda May has kicked off her new year with a new album and a new look since the divorce from her husband of eighteen years. Gone…
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Meet: Sir Was
If you’ve been listening to the radio at all in the last few weeks, you’ll have heard Sir Was. If there’s a catchier slice of white soul/funk than his recent…
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Live: With Confidence, The Key Club Leeds – 28/02/2017
This Aussie quartet have a lot to live up to given their Sydney based genre counterparts, 5 Seconds Of Summer have hit such heights over the past few years and…
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Track: Family Friends – ‘I’m Like You’
‘I’m Like You’, the exhilarating second cut from a forthcoming EP out via Beatnik Creative on February 24th. I love a lazy, off-kilter indie track with discordant melodies and dreamy…
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Film Review: Googly Eyes (Short Film)
Part of UCLA’s ‘Film School Shorts’ series, Googly Eyes is a thirteen-minute comedy about Gary (Cooper Barnes), a slacker whose chronic earache stirs up memories of his childhood and unresolved baggage with his ex-girlfriend…
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See: Arch Enemy release new video for War Eternal
Swedish metal giants ARCH ENEMY have just launched a live video for ‘War Eternal’, filmed at Wacken 2016 which is taken from their upcoming live DVD/Blu-ray ‘As The Stages Burn!’,…
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News: The Haunted head back to the studio
After finishing a successful UK tour together with Meshuggah last month, Swedish Thrash Metallers THE HAUNTED are about to start recordings for their newest, 9th studio album, which is due to…
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Track: Alexander Wolfe – I can’t get to sleep
By Pete Wilding Alexander Wolfe has really dig deep for the first teaser from his yet-to-be announced fourth solo album, a raw but thoroughly engaging testimony of the debilitating effects…
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News: Napalm Death announce European Tour 2017
Birmingham’s Grindcore pioneers NAPALM DEATH never slow down and announced a next headlining run across Europe together with Brujeria and Power Trip* for April/May under the suitable banner Campaign For…
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Film Review: Hidden Figures
Hidden Figures is a true story about races, in both senses of the word. It is about black and white communities in segregated 1961 Virginia, and about three women (and…
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