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News: Cork Risers BoolaBoom Shine On Pumping New Single ‘Too Much’

Cork’s unstoppable live electronic powerhouse BoolaBoom are back with a bold new statement in the form of their latest single ‘Too Much’, released April 10th, a track that sees the 22-piece collective lean…

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News: Shed Seven announce ‘Shedcember X’ The 10th edition of their legendary winter tour.

Following a huge run of success that has seen them secure two UK Number 1 albums in 2024 with A Matter Of Time and Liquid Gold, and as they celebrate 30 years of A Maximum…

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Album Review: Naarm/Melbourne band Season 2 is the best with their luminescent debut album ‘Power of Now’

New on my radar but with constituent ingredients from other Naarm/Melbourne bands, Season 2 have just released their debut album ‘Power of Now’ and it is a stunning introduction to…

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EP Review: Liverpool-based Swiss artist Lynn Dossenbach releases ‘Combination’ – a collection of yearning melodic pop

Lynn Dossenbach was born in Switzerland but now resides in Liverpool where she studied Songwriting and Performance at theLiverpool Institute for Performing Arts (LIPA), founded bySir Paul McCartney. Her new…

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News: LCD Soundsystem add new North American dates and join Harry Styles’ Meltdown

LCD Soundsystem continue behaving like a group who still found a better party somewhere else and expect you to catch up. James Murphy and company have expanded their 2026 North American…

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News: Ecca Vandal will join Deftones Australian tour after standout Coachella set

Ecca Vandal has spent her career ripping labels off things and setting fire to the packaging. Fresh from a ferocious debut at Coachella, the Melbourne-based shape-shifter will join Deftones on their Australian…

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News: kazaizen Releases New Album ‘Sky Fish Fly’

kazaizen returns with a bold, shape-shifting statement of intent on Sky Fish Fly, a 13-track album that refuses to sit comfortably inside any one genre. The project of Saint Paul-based multi-instrumentalist Jonny Kasai,…

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Album Review: Charbel Haber – ‘May a soft sun bless your sky while you wait for the inevitable’: A serene ambient soundtrack of beauty and bewilderment.

From its very first notes this is an album which treads the finest line between peaceful serenity and poignant fragility. That’s a balance that only a musician of Charbel Haber’s…

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News: Max Nemo Shines On Debut Album ‘Nexus’

Independent artist and producer Max Nemo has released her debut album, Nexus, a work that resists easy categorisation while quietly insisting on emotional clarity. Spanning Alternative, Experimental, Indie, and Cinematic influences,…

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Live Gallery: The Beths, supported by Womb soar at Roundhouse with wit, hooks and emotional precision 24.04.2026

There is a particular electricity that gathers before The Beths walk onstage at Roundhouse. It is not swagger or spectacle. It is anticipation built on trust. This is a band people believe will…

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