Interview: Rosso Tierney
Right here in our own backyard, York-based solo artist and multi-instrumentalist Rosso Tierney has been steadily carving out a reputation for himself, by turning his vulnerable … Continue reading Interview: Rosso Tierney
Discovery: Dyah
We have a brand new artist for you in the form of Dyas, having recently released an amazing new track called No More Rest For The … Continue reading Discovery: Dyah
New Music: Drops Of Indio – Devotion
Swedish folk outfit Drops Of Indigo return to these pages with their song Devotion, which was released in October of 2026. It’s clear from the first … Continue reading New Music: Drops Of Indio – Devotion
Love Ghost Arrives with Acoustic Grunge Masterpiece, thirteen
It’s Friday the 13th, and what better way to celebrate than with another Love Ghost album, suitably called thirteen.
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Local Rockers Mayfire Light Up UK Scene with New Single Telephone
In 2024, we posted about a young York-formed rock band called Mayfire.
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Discovery: Brisbane’s Hard-Working Nepoleon Complex Talks Defiant Single Blood on My Sneakers
Hailing from Brisbane, Australia, and new to our blog, Nepoleon Complex talks to us about his genre-defying music and new single, Blood on My Sneakers.
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Live Review: By Royal Appointment at York Theatre Royal
I am not a Royalist but this play drew me in because it was not just about Elizabeth II but about the empowerment of relationships.
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Ed Cosens Headlines Forty Five Vinyl Cafe in York
Ed Cosens, the Sheffield singer-songwriter formerly of Reverend and the Makers, will headline Forty Five Vinyl Cafe in York on Saturday 21 November, on tour with his new covers EP Songs With Friends.
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Live Review: Del Amitri – Still Spitting In The Rain
Del Amitri’s songs have always had a degree of world weariness. ‘The Martians could land in the car park and no one would care,’ singer and songwriter Justin Currie sang on the band’s debut hit, Nothing Ever Happens, at the tail end of the 1980s. The song’s success catapulted the band into showbiz. After a Top Of The Pops appearance, audiences for the band’s gigs swelled overnight.
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