Millie Manders and the Shutup have released the video for their cover of the Limp Bizkit classic Break Stuff.
Continue reading “Millie Manders and the Shutup are coming to Leeds, but first, they’re gonna break stuff”
Too Late for Gods (TL4G) are a genre-bending post-hardcore three piece from the mean streets of York.
Continue reading “York’s newest rockers Too Late for Gods announce debut show”
It feels sometimes like the world has lost its funk. If that’s the case, then Flat Moon are here to restore it.
Continue reading “Flat Moon are here to fill up for funk stomach”
Peter Hook: 69 years old, a founding member of Joy Division and New Order. Tonight, I had the honour of spending time with a legend who has shaped the UK music scene as it is today.
Continue reading “Live Review: Peter Hook & The Light open an ’80s time capsule in Leeds”
If you’ve ever wondered what the North Yorkshire Moors sound like, then Sheila Rafferty is here with one interpretation.
Continue reading “Discovery: Sheila Rafferty soundtracks the North Yorkshire Moors”
‘Ask Tim Booth where he gets his trousers,’ says my mate Jem when I tell him I might be interviewing James. Jem’s family pitches in with questions – they all love the band.
Continue reading “James look back ahead of Arena tour that includes Leeds stop”
Wednesday night saw Essex ’00s indie darlings The Horrors come to Project House in Leeds.
Continue reading “Photoset: The Horrors put on a show for Project House”
“I love Leeds,” says Basque singer songwriter Eeade. “Not only does it have a rich industrial history, but there’s also so much going on. It’s a city full of creatives, and art, and music.”
Continue reading “Discovery: Eeade talks new single and the Leeds creative community”
It’s been fifteen years since JLS released their self-titled debut album and they’re still filling arenas.
Continue reading “Live Review: JLS and Example party like its 2009”
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