Album Review: Welly really are ‘Big in the Suburbs’
Britpop is so back! Due to be released on March 21st, Welly’s debut Britpop-infused album,…
Browsing: Britpop
An Interview with Matt Mason from DMA’S
I had a little chat with Mason from Australian band DMA’S before they embarked on…
Blur – ‘The Narcissist’ single review: a gem that combines the very best of their career
Mollie Potter is very happy with the return of Britpop legends Blur!
Celebrating Blur’s 2023 Wembley Return: Mollie’s Top Ten Tracks
Ahead of their big Wembley Stadium return next year, Mollie Potter takes a look at her favourite tracks from the iconic Britpop band.
Review: Bimini Bon-Boulash – ‘God Save This Queen’
The gender-bender cis-stem offender is out with their newest track, and it’s a BANGER.
The Best of 2000s Post-Britpop: The Courteeners – ‘St Jude’
Records Exec Katie Evans talks us through a Post-Britpop gem, The Courteeners debut album St. Jude.
Nostalgic News: Oasis ‘ (What’s the Story) Morning Glory? was released 25 years ago
With tracks like ‘Wonderwall’ and ‘Don’t Look Back In Anger’, Oasis’ second album was also their most commercially successful album.
What We’re Listening To: April 2020
All the music we enjoyed last month, in one handy article!
Nostalgic News: ‘The Bends’ was released 25 years ago.
Records/Live Exec Jed Wareham takes a moment to remind us that Radiohead’s ‘The Bends’ is 25 years old.
Review: The Kooks – ‘So Good Looking’
Yes, The Kooks are still around – here’s what their latest single is like
Review: Supersonic
Writer Tom Townend looks at the new feature length Oasis documentary and sees if it’s up to scratch.
Oasis documentary, Supersonic, to be released in October
The team behind the critically-acclaimed and award winning documentary ‘Amy’ will be taking a closer look at the Gallaghers and co.
Nostalgic News: Oasis released ‘Wonderwall’ 20 years ago today
The Gallagher brothers and co. released their iconic, world-famous track twenty years ago today on 30th October 1995.
One To Watch: Kill Your Friends
John Niven’s seriously dark cult novel is finally making its way to the screen, and it certainly looks to be one to watch says Polly Bussell.