Scottish band Helicon were formed in Glasgow’s East Kilbride by brothers John-Paul and Gary Hughes. They are a collective of musicians whose experimental sounds blend psychedelia, sitar, electronica and guitars to create a fuzzed-up wall [...]
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- Brighton folk-rockers Levellers have been one of Britain’s most enduring and best-loved bands for nearly 40 years. And part of that incredible success has been [...]
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LIVE REVIEW
LIVE REVIEW: Kula Shaker at Islington Assembly Hall
After more than three decades together, Kula Shaker recently notched up an impressive achievement with their eighth album, Wormslayer, entering the charts just outside the top 10 — their third-highest chart position to date. Whether [...]
News
Wunderhorse announce biggest Belfast headline show to date at Custom House Square
British Rock Band Wunderhorse announce their biggest Belfast headline show to date at Custom House Square on Tuesday 25th August alongside very special guests. Wunderhorse have seen their popularity snowball the old-fashioned way; winning fans […]
News
Embrace announce new album ‘Avalanche’ and share lead single ‘Road To Nowhere’
Today, Embrace return with details of their ninth album Avalanche, out 12th June via Cooking Vinyl. For over three decades, the five-piece have been a key part of the British music scene, selling over two million […]
Podcast
Paul Draper on Mansun Retold: revisiting old songs with new perspective | XS Noize Podcast #267
In this episode of the XS Noize Podcast, Mark Millar sits down with Paul Draper to talk about Mansun Retold — a project shaped by distance, perspective, and the strange experience of meeting your younger […]
Features 2
What to Know About Sports Coverage and Analysis
A final whistle blows and phones fill with clips, quotes, and reactions within minutes of play stopping. Early posts often sound settled, yet later updates can change the angle for most readers. That speed rewards […]
Features 2
Biffy Clyro Underlines Why Liverpool’s Camp and Furnace Has Become Liverpool’s Live Music Gem
Liverpool’s Camp and Furnace has quietly become one of the UK’s most important crossover venues: big enough to host headline-level artists, yet flexible enough to preserve the thrill of intimacy that modern music fans crave. […]
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How Creative Students Handle Academic Writing Demands
There’s a particular kind of dread that hits when a music production student opens their laptop and sees the assignment: “2,500 word essay on the socioeconomic impact of Baroque composition.” The software for mixing their […]
