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Vanilla Jenner, professionally known as Viji is the artist behind the debut album So Vanilla which is my listening pleasure...
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After announcing an indefinite hiatus in 2015, briefly broken to celebrate the 10th anniversary of their seminal second album The...
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Back in 2007, I finally lost faith in the British public in terms of the UK singles chart. The reason...
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“Nothing lasts forever” chants Cameron Mesirow on ‘Choir Prayer’ the ominous final track of Crux, her third and latest LP...
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Bristol four-piece PEACH, who describe themselves as post-punk, started making music together back before and during the pandemic, but with...
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NOBRO were playing a show the day after the United States Supreme Court overturned the right to access an abortion...
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Pet Shop Boys are arguably the greatest singles band that this country has ever produced, but their albums have come...
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Picture the scene, it was 1986 and the NME included a compilation cassette, C86 on the cover of their magazine....
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Howard Jones could be described as one of music’s elder statesmen, having been active in the music business for 40...
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I first saw Edinburgh’s Broken Records live over sixteen years ago, as a support act in a small venue. It...
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Delta Shakedown is the eagerly anticipated follow up to The Heavy North’s critically acclaimed 2022 debut LP Electric Soul Machine, which...
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Belfast’s Problem Patterns release their debut album on Alcopop! Records on 27 October, and it’s an utter thrill from start...
With news of a new reissue we revisit Abbas Ali’s piece on Public Enemy’s It Takes a Nation of Millions...
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Some artists create purely for entertainment, while others, like Naarm/Melbourne’s Tori Zietsch, better known as Maple Glider, bare their souls...
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France’s Unschooling emerges as a fresh contender in the ever-expanding realm of post-punk and noise revivalists. But does their debut...
