Queer alternative anthemic indie pop artist Dec Ramsay was raised across Aotearoa, New Zealand and is now based in London … More
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Live: Newcastle takes Man/Woman/Chainsaw to heart
Words by Joanna Long There are support bands that ease you gently into an evening, and then there are Bathing … More
Live: Vukovi closes ‘MY GOD HAS GOT A GUN’ chapter and blows audience away at O2 Ritz
Not many bands, or line-ups, for that matter, can convince me to leave my Newcastle home base, but Vukovi and … More
Valley Taylor: “I’m really drawn to music that feels imperfect, intimate”
Bay Area songwriter, producer, and visual artist Valley Taylor produced and mixed his album himself, having elaborated on his existing … More
Paul Archer: “I see music very much in terms of (sonic) colour/s and feeling”
Belfast-born musicians and visual artist known for his emotionally charged sound and vivid visual art Paul Archer has collaborated with … More
Album: Angus & Julia Stone – Karaoke Bar
Angus & Julia Stone’s ‘Karaoke Bar’ is an evocative, boundary-pushing album that effortlessly blends hazy folk pop with warm, rhythm-driven … More
The Cuts – Fire with fire
Hailing from Paisley, Scotland, indie rock outfit The Cuts are breathing fresh vitality into the music scene with their brand … More
Live: DMA’S perform stunning outstore at Middlesbrough Empire
It was a close call. On a Wednesday evening, the thought of making the trek out to Middlesbrough almost lost … More
Album Review: Man Woman Chainsaw – Cannonball
Words by Joanna Long Eleven tracks of an emotional wrecking ball that moves through love, heartache, recovery and revenge, sometimes … More
Live Oak Sunburst – The Feathered Moth
There is an undeniable warmth radiating from Live Oak Sunburst’s ‘The Feathered Moth’, a soft, comforting slice of alternative folk … More