Album: Zoe Konez – Everything’s Fine

To step into Zoe Konez’s latest album, ‘Everything’s Fine’, is to willingly enter a dreamlike state. It is a rare … More

Paul Louis Villani: “I write something that contradicts definitions”

Paul Louis Villani isn’t politically motivated, does not proclaim to have any answers, nor pretend to know how to fix … More

Live: Deadletter & Ry-Guy at The Grove, Newcastle

Not all opening acts complement their headliner, but Ry-Guy proved to be the perfect match. Blending gently spoken verses with … More

Live: Sun and great music at Vestrock 2026

Last week we spent our weekend at Vestrock in Hulst, a beautiful little town in the south of the Netherlands. … More

May Round Up

Scott C Park – Marlene ‘Marlene’ is the soft yet sharp, off-kilter indie rock release by Scott C Park. Exploring … More

Basciville – Love In The Time Of The State

For the misfits who wear their hearts on their sleeves, Basciville‘s ‘Love In The Time Of The State’ is a … More

Maudlin Strangers – Spaghetti Western

If your brain is fried from a brutal stretch of work, Maudlin Strangers has delivered the perfect sonic reset button. … More

Tablefox – Into Your Eyes

If you’re drowning in the mid-afternoon slump, watching the office clock tick backward, Tablefox brought us the ultimate antidote. Their … More

LIVE: The Vices bring triumphant homecoming to Paradiso

I rewrote the intro to this review multiple times but I’ll just dive straight in; The Vices hit the mark, … More

Live: Manchester’s Arkayla turned up the dial at The Cluny

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.