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From Polish explorers to dirty basslines, from the not-so-quiet ache of internal reflection of many to anthems built for comradic arms-in-the-air, just in case it wasn’t already hot enough in Newcastle on a Wednesday night, Arkayla arrived ready to turn up the dial and make the room absolutely sweat. And what a reception they got.
Following their critically acclaimed 2021 debut ‘Myths and Yarns’, Ireland’s raucous trad-punk six-piece, The Outcast Crew, explodes back onto the … More
Following their 2024 debut ‘A View From Down Below’, Dutch folk trio Laguz returns with ‘Songs for Taliesin’ (April 2026), … More
Words by Ryan BrownPhoto by Jack Hope Demob Happy concluded their UK tour with a bang at Newcastle’s The Grove … More
There is something deeply magical about an album that forces you to slow down. In a fast-paced world that is … More
Words by Rene Rosierse The Boo Radleys just released their ninth album ‘In Spite Of Everything’. Formed in 1988, the … More
Martial Arts – Too Much Fun ‘Too Much Fun’ is the great and unserious alternative rock release we needed to … More
There is nothing quite as satisfying as a collaboration that feels like a genuine conversation rather than a tactical crossover. … More
Sheffield’s own FloodHounds have scratched an itch with ‘Own Worst Enemy’, a soaring alternative rock anthem that proves the genre … More
Swansea’s premier architects of cinematic drift, New Wolves, return with ‘Boiling Up,’ their second offering of 2026 and perhaps their … More
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