The Edge’s Top Albums of 2020: #2 – Creeper’s ‘Sex, Death and the Infinite Void’
Southampton’s very own rockers reach 2nd place in our top albums of 2020 with their second studio album Sex, Death and the Infinite Void.
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A Vampire in a Cowboy Hat: A Review of Creeper’s Sex, Death and the Infinite Void
Callum Holgate is head over heels in love with Creeper’s new album, and here’s why!
Review: Creeper – ‘Fairytale of New York’
David Mitchell-Baker reviews the Southampton goth punks’ cover of the Christmas classic.
Preview: Creeper at Southampton Guildhall
Kay Pearson on the upcoming Creeper tour, ‘Theatre of Fear’.
Review: Creeper – Eternity, In Your Arms
David Mitchell-Baker reviews Southampton’s goth punks.
“Most of the time we live in a little Creeper bubble”: Interview with Creeper’s Will Gould
Southampton bred, this punk rock outfit channel Gerard Way.
Creeper announce tour dates and new EP for 2016
The Southampton-based band’s second EP, entitled The Stranger, is set to be released in February.
Creeper reveal video for ‘The Honeymoon Suite’ – watch
The Southampton-based quintet have revealed the video for a track taken from their forthcoming EP.
‘We’re not pretty boys, we’re a punk band!’: An Interview with Creeper
Elinor Day caught up with half of Creeper before their recent set at Takedown festival.
Nostalgic News: Stardew Valley was released 5 years ago
Released 5 years ago, Stardew Valley is a charming game that’ll have you passing hours of the day in a matter of moments.
Iconic Southampton Musicians
We share some love for the musicians of Southampton’s past and present.
Hidden Gems: The Venetia Fair – Every Sick Disgusting Thought We’ve Got In Our Brains
Callum Holgate tells us why we all have to listen to the circus, emo-rock-esque stylings of The Venetia Fair.
What We’re Listening To: August
Our writers take us through their top tracks for August (only a few weeks late oops).
The Best Of Pop-Punk: Neck Deep – Life’s Not Out To Get You
A maybe controversial article from Callum Holgate today on why Neck Deep’s 2015 album is the very best of the pop-punk genre.