Track of The Week: LEWN – ‘She’
At the back end of 2016 we introduced you to brotherly duo LEWN. London-based Jack and Patrick Lewin first flexed their muscles with glitch-ridden track 'Ride' before setting aside six months to work on their n...
Album Review: Kendrick Lamar – DAMN.
DAMN. is a thoughtful, honest and passionate exploration into Kendrick Lamar's mind. A collection of tracks that listen as if they were entries into a diary, Lamar’s fourth studio album is his most moving and p...
Track of The Week: Noga Erez – Off The Radar
This week's thunderous Track of The Week comes from Tel-Aviv singer Noga Erez. With a thick glitchy bass line that's reminiscent of previous TOTW entry Georgia, Erez is another gutsy vocalist who can pack a pun...
Track of The Week: Nilufer Yanya – The Florist
We first came across Nilufer Yanya when her woozy riff-thumping track 'Keep On Calling' ended up in our Mailbox Mix last year. Since then we've had our eyes on the promising 21-year-old talent from London.
W...
Album Review: The Big Moon – Love In The 4th Dimension
Amidst many calculated and failing attempts to restart the rudder of British guitar music, Big Moon aren’t part of some label rollout. They’re just a group of friends who clicked, bonded together before they ev...
Photos: Blaenavon at Manchester Deaf Institute
Blaenavon's gig at Manchester's Deaf Institute last Friday took their live game to another level with mosh pits forming from early on to security having to pull people off of the stage towards the end of the ni...
Track of The Week: Low Island – ‘Holding It Down’
2016 was a year to forget for a lot of reasons, and one of these reasons was the distinct lack of good quality guitar music it produced. However, Low Island have started the year off in a good stead with their ...
Track of the Week: The Orielles – Sugar Tastes Like Salt
When a band have been around for the best part of four years you'd think an album might be at the forefront of their plans. The Orielles needn't worry though. Still at the ripe ages of 17, 18 and 21, the Halifa...
Kano, Primal Scream and The Big Moon join Sheffield’s Tramlines Festival
Mercury Prize nominee Kano has been unleashed as one of the latest acts to join the Tramlines line-up this July.
The grime star will headline Devonshire Green stage on the Friday night with Primal Scream als...
Live Review: Circa Waves at O2 Academy Sheffield
Two years on from their debut Young Chasers, Circa Waves are back with sophomore effort Different Creatures – a darker, heavier record, but one that is still faithful to some core elements of their sound. Their...