American Wrestlers shares his video for the undeniably catchy (and deceptively dark) single ‘Kelly’, taken from his forthcoming self-titled debut album – due April 27th on Fat Possum Records. In the Laura Lynn Petrick-directed video, […]

Kill The Waves are a Glasgow based six piece who first appeared on many people’s radars this year with the release of the tracks Vow and Better Days on Soundcloud, both of which are storming […]

Calexico released their new album Edge of The Sun last week to critical acclaim, with the Los Angeles Times calling it, “as engaging and sophisticated as anything in their rich catalog,” and today they’ve shared […]

Fossa (noun): an anatomical pit or depression – such as the temporal fossa of the skull, or the fossa ovalis of the heart. A definition embodied by the band themselves who viscerally shape their music […]

Cartesian Jetstream are Ben Scott (drums & backing vocals), Philip Bell-Scott (bass & backing vocals) and Simon Kilgannon (guitars & vocals) who formed in the ‘deep south’ of Isle of Man in 2010. Explaining how […]

Dublin-based grunge pop band OTHERKIN are set to release their huge new single ‘Ay Ay’ this April. In the 12 short months since they formed, the Irish rockers have turned up the volume with shows […]

Gothenburg’s Pale Honey release their eponymous minimalist rock debut on 4th May 2015 on which their effortless cool and simplicity, has created something quite special… You may have already heard the single Youth, if you […]

London DIY punk trio FEATURE have unveiled the creepy new video for ‘Wisdom Teeth’; directed by Maria Cecilia: Maria says, “When I was approached to make a video for Feature, the band asked me if […]

Mosaic is a new statement of purpose for Ancient Sky and a record that defines the band as one of rock n’ roll’s heaviest and most dynamic units. With a collection of Brian Markham’s best […]

Ahead of the release of Love Amongst Ruin’s new album on 1st June, title track and lead single ‘Lose Your Way’ will be released on 11th May. It’s accompanied by a video wracked with decay […]

Service Bells might just be the next huge Australian rock band. Featuring former members of Sydney indie rockers Cameras and Ernest Ellis, their sound shares the same gravitas and power as the likes of QOTSA […]

Following the release of new album ‘Ivy Tripp’ to an abundance of critical acclaim earlier this month, confirming Katie Crutchfield as ‘one of the finest young songwriters in America’, Waxahatchee has announced the new single […]

Buzzcocks stopped by the Late Night Show with Seth Meyers yesterday to perform “Keep On Believing” from their latest album. The Way is the band’s ninth studio album since their formation in Manchester in 1976 […]

John Lennon’s eight solo studio albums, remastered from their original analogue masters, have been newly cut to vinyl from 96k digital files for Lennon, a new 9LP boxed collection on heavyweight, 180-gram vinyl with faithfully […]

To celebrate the 15th Anniversary of The Hour of Bewilderbeast album, Badly Drawn Boy is proud to announce ‘The Hour Of Bewilderbeast’ UK tour. The tour begins in Bristol at St George’s on July 24th […]

‘Above The Clouds Of Pompeii’ by Bear’s Den has picked up a nomination at this year’s Ivor Novello Awards, as revealed this morning (21st April). The song, taken from the London-based band’s debut album, ‘Islands’ […]

‘Arrive Alone, Leave Alone’ is the new EP from Manchester’s GIRL FRIEND featuring Guardian New band of the Week favourite ‘Monte Carlo’, blog endorsed ‘Stop’ and two new tracks from this sleek disco-glittered four piece. […]

Kill The Waves have released their debut album, The One That Could Have Been via Bloc+Music. The One That Could Have Been defies convention as Kill The Waves pull on their vast array of inspirations […]