York-based country artist Ruby Wheeler captured my attention with her debut. Now, her second single shows us a different side to her sound.
Continue reading “Ruby Wheeler tells a defiant true story in second single”
One of my most exciting discoveries of late has been Flo Crowe & The Dilemmas.
Continue reading “Dark and defiant, Flo Crowe & The Dilemma’s new single is worth the wait”
Recently I ran the rule over Treading Water, the latest single from the wonderful MOLTENO. Now, she’s back with a remix of the track.
Continue reading “A new mix brings dark drama to MOLTENO’s latest single”
Adam + Attack by Fire is one of the most original acts I’ve shared to this blog and brings something different with each new release.
Continue reading “Adam + Attack by Fire’s latest is a folky, sensual surprise”
In this episode, Miles Salter speaks to Daniel Rachel, author of This Ain’t Rock and Roll, a confrontation of rock music’s uncomfortable dalliances with the Nazis.
Continue reading “Going Underground: Daniel Rachel talks rock’s reckoning with its Nazi past”
This isn’t happening anywhere else in the UK. Aesthetica Film Festival is breaking new ground with the launch of the New Music Stage and New Music Pass.
Continue reading “Aesthetica Film Festival Launches the UK’s First National New Music Stage at York’s Theatre Royal”
It’s a change to see something which doesn’t feature ghouls and ghosts at this time of year and Richard Harris’s play directed by Martin T Brooks offers a comic look at a barbecue party.
Continue reading “Live Review: Party Piece brings some levity to Theatre@41”
It’s been a couple of years since we’ve shared anything from JW Paris, but their new single has sent them roaring back onto our radar.
Continue reading “We get reacquainted with JW Paris’s Britpop nihilism”
“I was hoping to get this album out in February,” says Rusty Reid. “It came out right on schedule in September.”
Continue reading “Rusty Reid talks his time capsule double-album”
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