Discovery: Rising Afropop Star Buller Beat Drops Debut EP
Lagos-born Omin Edim, better known as Buller Beat, is new to our blog, injecting a much-needed dose of Afropop and hip-hop into our lives with his debut EP, Motion 4Life.
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Live Review: The Amy Winehouse Band at York Barbican
On Thursday 22 October, The Amy Winehouse Band took to the stage at York Barbican.
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Ash Head to Leeds After Releasing Reissue of 1977
ASH have released the 30th Anniversary Edition of their seminal debut album 1977. Originally released in 1996, the 1977 album is the #1 platinum-selling debut that … Continue reading Ash Head to Leeds After Releasing Reissue of 1977
Album Review: Public Opinion – The Curse of Public Opinion
Public Opinion’s latest album The Curse of Public Opinion is pure American swampy-style punk. Reigning from Denver, Colorado, their sound is auteur-istically accented – a nostalgic … Continue reading Album Review: Public Opinion – The Curse of Public Opinion
Slam Dunk Festival Announces New Names & Limited Camping
Slam Dunk, the UK’s biggest independent rock festival, has delighted fans today, announcing a surprise second wave of artists for 2027, just two weeks after its … Continue reading Slam Dunk Festival Announces New Names & Limited Camping
Album Review: Noralyn – Wake the Dawn
Way back in 2021, we reviewed Noralyn’s debut album Slow Thinker, describing the self-produced record as a triumph. Now she returns with her second album release … Continue reading Album Review: Noralyn – Wake the Dawn
Music Video: Patrick Doval – Rocket to The Moon
It’s been several years since we last featured Patrick Doval’s music in these pages (last shared in our Sounds of the North review), so I was … Continue reading Music Video: Patrick Doval – Rocket to The Moon
Album Review: Barn and Belle – Safe Travels
Dutch singer-songwriting duo Barn & Belle take us on an impeccable journey across dusty open-road landscapes on their debut album Safe Travels, which has finally been … Continue reading Album Review: Barn and Belle – Safe Travels
EP Review: Nellie Feldmann – When The World Goes Quiet
There is a distinct, almost sacred magic to late-night songwriting, often only born in the quiet moments when the rest of the world seems to stop … Continue reading EP Review: Nellie Feldmann – When The World Goes Quiet
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