I Might Be An Alien is Lee Switzer-Woolf’s new single release, following on from his 2022 debut album Scientific Automatic Palmistry, and his 2023 album Annihilation Signals.
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At Stockton’s ARC Centre, Chesney Hawkes proved there’s more mileage in him than a dusty pub quiz answer, delivering a set fuelled by charm, graft and … Continue reading Live Review: Chesney Hawkes – Still ‘The One And Only’, Pop’s Perennial Underdog Comes Out Grinning
A packed Leeds crowd shouts every word back as The Vaccines prove their debut album still hits just as hard 15 years later. Words and Photos … Continue reading Live Review: What Did You Expect? – The Vaccines Turn The O2 Academy in Leeds Into an Indie Singalong Riot
Yukon, Canada’s Electric Lemonade have just released their debut EP but are already showing the hallmarks of being the next giants of rock.
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“It started off as anger,” says Bryan Edward of Holy Death Temple about their new single, Someone To Blame.
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It’s been a few years since we featured the Parisian jazz and funk act Who Parked The Car and they’re very welcome back with their latest single, Sugar Rush.
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On 26 March 2026, the jazz quartet Billy Marrows Band exhibited two ethereal sets. The music consisted mainly of music from their debut album Dancing on Bentwood Chairs which was released in February earlier this year.
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We got reacquainted with the Atlanta, USA-based pop artist Joshua Pearlstein last month and haven’t had to wait long for a new single.
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Breakup songs are usually turgid affairs, so when I heard Eileen Carey’s This Is Where, I took notice.
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