Martyrs are Michael and Jon, two lifelong friends who formed their first band while attending school inside Cyfarthfa Castle in Merthyr Tydfil, South Wales.
Continue reading “Discovery: Martyrs Talk Merthyr Tydfil, People, and Nostalgic New EP, Church Street”
Anniversary editions can be cynical affairs, tapping into nostalgia to simply resell an album that was a hit decades ago. Few artists put in the effort to truly recreate their early works.
Continue reading “Discovery: Russ Lorenson Repaints The Great American Songbook With 20th Anniversary Edition of A Little Travelin’ Music”
In this episode, Graeme Smith interviews York-based interdisciplinary creative, Natacha Dauphin.
Continue reading “Going Underground: Natacha Dauphin Talks New Album and Kickstarter Fund”
Paris, France’s The Hypnotiks are a genuinely unconventional act. Built around a core lineup of musicians, they also deploy a stable of guest singers, meaning no two of their tracks are truly alike.
Continue reading “Discovery: The Hypnotiks Tell A Modern Tale Through Classic Grooves in Stone Cold Sober”
It’s a funny old thing, intent. We start out with it, but life has a way of changing things. Such is the case with Dulakes’ new track Soulless.
Continue reading “Discovery: Dulakes’ Soulless is a Slow‑Burn Leeds Indie Rock Track That Belongs to the Listener”
“It started off as anger,” says Bryan Edward of Holy Death Temple about their new single, Someone To Blame.
Continue reading “Discovery: Holy Death Temple Tackle America’s Creeping Fascism With Severe Synths”
When is an act not an act? When it’s a movement. DA-MOVEMENT are a Chicago, USA-based collective that have proven they are making more than just music.
Continue reading “Discovery: More Than An Act, DA-MOVEMENT Brings Chicago Soul to a Global Stage”
‘I’m just a guy with a guitar,’ says the eminently reasonable Tyler Ramsey. The singer-songwriter, guitarist, and ex-Band Of Horses member arrives in York on 4 April 2026 to play the Blue Bird Café, Acomb’s capital of culture.
Continue reading “Tyler Ramsey Talks Trump and Staying Grounded Ahead of York Date”
“Before Christmas I caught a virus and lost my voice for ten days… On day nine, I thought ‘this is ridiculous’.” Thus begins the story of Natacha Dauphin’s latest project, UNTAMED.
Continue reading “How a Lost Voice Led Natacha Dauphin to Her Most Ambitious Project Yet, UNTAMED”
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