In 2025, I featured Sehore’s Dadaist album Husfikbur and found myself enchanted by their experimental style.
Continue reading “Spain’s Sehore Explores Humanity In Experimental New Single, IA”
The modern world is a sometimes scary, sometimes exciting place and one act that are rising to meet the moment is Pivots.
Continue reading “Discovery: Pivots Captivate With Compulsive Electronica and an Immersive Live Experience”
Wilko – Love and Death and Rock ‘n’ Roll celebrates the life of one of British music’s great eccentrics, Wilko Johnson.
Continue reading “Live Review: Wilko Johnson’s Life Is Celebrated and Sanitised In New Dramatisation in York”
Our coverage of Love Ghost’s music goes back to 2023, and the act is never far from our pages. His new album is called Cintas Perdidas: México.
Continue reading “Love Ghost Celebrates Modern Mexico in Emotional New Album Cintas Perdidas”
The rapidly changing modern world in which we are beginning to question what it means to be human proves the perfect inspiration for one of 2026’s album of the year contenders.
Continue reading “Discovery: 21st Century Soothsayers Awake & Dreaming Drop Album of the Year Contender”
This is the fourth time that Tyson Dickert’s music has appeared on our blog, so I’d like to think we’ve got a handle on it. Still, the Michigan-based rock artist has a surprise or two for us.
Continue reading “Tyson Dickert Surprises With Heavy Metal and More in New Album Supervoid”
Bradley Simpson brought his community-driven live music night The Open Arms to Manchester’s Lion’s Den on 8 September, continuing a run of intimate sold out events built around championing emerging artists and grassroots music.
Continue reading “Photoset: Bradley Simpson Brings His Open Arms To Manchester”
“I am ready to take on the responsibility and inconvenience that it takes to foster community, for without each other, we have nothing.” — Pledge from the Ugly Duckling Union Handbook (Found tucked in the vinyl sleeve of Lowertown’s latest LP).
Continue reading “Live Review: Lowertown Brings the Ugly Duckling Union to Leeds”
Recording in a 140-year-old former drill bit factory proves the perfect environment for genre blending Cleveland, USA-based duo, Arms & Armour.
Continue reading “Discovery: Arms & Armour Draw on Portishead and Others for New Album The Hunted”
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