Month: November 2016

Artbreak write and record their music, create their videos and draw up their artwork from their South London base in Brixton. All their music is available on Spotify and free to download on Soundcloud. The […]

20 years after the release of Clarity, Jimmy Eat World return with their ninth studio album Integrity Blues. In their tenure they have been at the helm of the pop-punk and emo scenes which was […]

In 1984 the four young men from Dublin who comprise U2 found they had come a long way in a relatively short period of time. With the release of their third album War in 1983, […]

Rocks! is a selection of the rockier tracks of Sera’s Little Girl LP. Locally, Sera is predominantly known for her folk edged, piano driven country music but this 6 track offering is that bit heavier […]

After 3 years the illustrious Korn return with their 12th studio album The Serenity of Suffering. The band has always been well received and in spite of changes in line-up and personal issues over the […]

An alternative indie rock band formed in the Northeast, Abel Raise the Cain were brought together by a mutual love of atmospheric and epic indie soundscapes influenced by the likes of Arcade Fire, Sigur Ros […]

The songs that would ultimately form ‘Machines He Made’, the second album from James Edge and The Mindstep, had their beginnings in the band’s 2013 tour. With a slimmed down gigging lineup featuring just acoustic […]

Critically acclaimed American singer-songwriter Vince Grant unveils video for ‘Sweet Addiction’. Vince Grant’s highly praised EP ‘My Depression Is Always Trying to Kill Me’ is a record created by harnassing the energy of mental illness […]

On October 8th, Thrice closed out the final leg of their 2016 tour in front of a sold-out crowd in Los Angeles at The Novo. Even though many of these fans had seen them just […]