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Album Review: Emergence Collective – Chapel; A Meditative Exploration of Evolving Soundscapes

Sheffield’s Emergence Collective have quietly built a reputation for crafting hypnotic, slow-burning improvisations that straddle the boundaries of minimalism, contemporary classical, and ambient music. Their latest release, Chapel, recorded live…

Aurora

Live Review & Gallery: Aurora at the Hordern Pavilion, Sydney 08.02.2025

AURORA Takes Sydney on an Ethereal Journey at the Hordern Pavilion

Track: Divorce release brilliant new single ‘Hangman’ ahead of debut album release

Divorce have built a reputation for crafting songs that balance emotional weight with sonic richness, and their latest single Hangman is no exception. It’s taken from their debut album Drive to…

Album Review: Matters Unknown – ‘Silhouettes: A Dream Sphere Journal’ EP’: enriching nu-jazz, poignant and powerful.

Trumpeter and multi-instrumentalist Jonathan Enser is possibly best known as a key member of pioneering global beat collective Nubiyan Twist but away from that thriving collective he’s sculpting his own…

Track: The Roebucks – Great British Pigs

Making their debut for cult Brighton Label Goo Records (Jopy, Welly, Canned Pineapple), Brighton quartet The Roebucks return with their new single ‘Great British Pig’ A reflection on Veganism, the hypocrisies of nationalist British Identity, as well…

EP Review: Sypha – Borderland

Borderline is the new atmospheric EP of hard riffing brilliance from British metallers Sypha. Whether it’s the soaring chorus on opener ‘Dirty Floor’ or the frantic hardcore verses on ‘Limbo’,…

Track: The Waterboys unveil new single ‘Andy (A Guy Like You)

Following the recent announcement of their new album Life, Death And Dennis Hopper, which is due out 4th April via Sun Records, The Waterboys now release the record’s second taste with beautiful…

Live Review: Ryley Walker & Bobby Lee at Sidney & Matilda, Sheffield (Matinee Show) 2.2.2025

On a cold Sunday afternoon in Sheffield, Sidney & Matilda played host to a matinee show that transported the audience somewhere far warmer, both in sound and spirit. Curated and…

Meet: We sit down with C Duncan and talk lush sounds, home studios and the beauty in imperfection

C Duncan has built a reputation for crafting intricate, dreamlike music that bridges classical composition with contemporary songwriting. With his latest album, It’s only a love song, he has embraced…

Dillinger Escape Plan

News: The Dillinger Escape Plan Australian Tour Is A Heist You Can’t Miss

The Dillinger Escape Plan Announce Explosive Return to Australia

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