Underrated Artists that Deserve Better: No Rome
In 2018, Guendoline Rome Viray Gomez – better known as No Rome – was described…
Browsing: Dirty Hit
‘Fearless, hopeful, surrendered’: In conversation with Benjamin Francis Leftwich
A week after the release of his newest project Some Things Break, and with tour…
The 1975 – ‘I’m In Love With You’ single review: make no mistake, this is The 1975 at their very best
Callum Joynes is more than just ‘in love with’ The 1975’s new single.
EP Review: Wolf Alice – Blue Lullaby
Kat Munday takes a look at Wolf Alice’s new ‘lullaby’ versions of tracks from their acclaimed 2021 album ‘Blue Weekend’.
Quintessential Soft Indie-Pop Rock; A Review of beabadoobee’s Fake It Flowers
Live editor Jo Lisney is here with the latest indie LP to hit the scene; beabadoobee’s Fake It Flowers.
Label in Focus: Dirty Hit
With the release of the 1975’s new album, let’s have a look at the label that started it all.
Review: Rina Sawayama – SAWAYAMA
Rina Sawayama’s debut album is bold and unapologetic, says Sam Pegg
Review: Dirty Hit Tour at The Joiners, Southampton
Kiera Gormley reviews the incredible mix of performances showcased on the winter Dirty Hit Tour at The Joiners, Southampton.
“I’m a weird mix of soft sounds and bopping around”- An Interview with Oscar Lang
Kiera Gormley chats with Oscar Lang about being young in the music industry, musical influences and old school bangers.
“I just didn’t know where to put myself on that stage, but that was the fun part!”- An Interview with No Rome
Kiera Gormley interviews No Rome after the release of his new single, and ahead of a busy 2020.
“Right now I’m super excited, but I’m actually just s******* myself!”- An Interview with Beabadoobee
Beabadoobee talks Brit award nomination, The 1975 and how front women are taking over the world, with Kiera Gormley.
“I’m obsessed with it all” – an interview with The Japanese House
We talk with upcoming star Amber Bain
Review: The Japanese House – ‘Maybe You’re The Reason’
Amber-Louise Large reviews the latest from The Japanese House
Review: Pale Waves – ‘The Tide’
The Mancunian’s offer up some “gothic romanticism” in their latest.