Meet: Singer Songwriter LuxJury
Lux Jury is a vocalist and guitarist who’s set to bring her angular, queer-positive musical take on life to the masses. We caught up with her before she gets far…
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Sheffield Doc/Fest Review: Lyra
The signing of the Good Friday Agreement on 10 April 1998 brought a dark and bloody chapter in Northern Ireland’s history to an end. Offering the promise of a lasting…
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Sheffield Doc/Fest Review: A Film About Studio Electrophonique
While there are huge issues with the music industry today, especially around the monetisation of streaming services, there’s no doubting it has never been easier to get your music out…
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TRACK: FIT FOR A KING release crushing new single ‘Reaper’
Fit For a King have a busy remainder of 2022 ahead of them — a new album and major US tour with I Prevail and Pierce The Veil are on the horizon.…
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SEE: Eades release wild video for album track ‘A Welcome Goodbye’
Eades have released a video for ‘A Welcome Goodbye’ taken from their debut album Delusion Spree which is available now via Heist or Hit. Unusually this is not one of…
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Review: Spacey Jane overcome the sophomore album jitters with ‘Here Comes Everyone’
Spacey Jane's follow up to the wildly successful 'Sunlight' consolidates their position as Australia's favourite indie band.
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Track: Lost Society – Stitches
Finnish modern metal squad Lost Society have shared the video for their second single from their upcoming album If The Sky Came Down, due 30th September via Nuclear Blast Records. The track ‘Stitches’ sees the band…
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Sheffield Doc/Fest Review: The Oil Machine
In 1969, after years of exploration, oil was discovered in the North Sea. The 1970s saw the discovery of the two biggest fields on the UK continental shelf. Clair, which…
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Sheffield Doc/Fest Review: Delikado
On the face of it, Palawan appears to be the epitome of an island paradise. The archipelago, located at the western reaches of the Philippines, is the home to beautiful…
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Album Review: The Brian Jonestown Massacre are back with a jangling psychedelic storm in the brilliant ‘Fire Doesn’t Grow on Trees’.
Apparently the first The Brian Jonestown Massacre album in three years has distilled ten tracks from more than 60 recordings made over the years during the COVID lockdowns in singer/songwriter/guitarist…
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