Broken Witt Rebels’ Georgia Pine is a two finger “fuck you” to anyone that says guitar music is dead. Every minute from the slow pine of ‘Susie’ to the adrenalin pumping ‘Guns’ oozes Kings of […]
Chaos in the CBD: Accidental Meetings EP
Chaos in the CBD’s classy productions have brought the New Zealand-born London-based brothers a long way over the past few years. The underground music community have taken note, with Boiler Room and Stamp the Wax regularly […]
Hang by Foxygen
Californian duo Foxygen have always had a reputation for being theatrical, a little bit eccentric and obsessed with the glitz and glamour of the past. Their latest record Hang is no different. Hang sounds like […]
A presidential weekend
Day One: Journalists and Spies The new White House press secretary Sean Spicer accused photo-journalists of conspiring against the President, to make it seem like Trump was a polarising figure with limited popular support. He […]
ONLINE EXCLUSIVE: Five Best Fashion Bloggers to Follow
The stylish sites you should be surfing for daily inspiration. 1. SunbeamsJess (@sunbeamsjess) Fellow Uni student Jess has casual cool dressing down. For lectures and library she favours oversized jumpers and checked shirts paired with […]
Preview – Making A Murderer Attorney’s Visit to Town Hall
An evening of conversation with two of the most compelling figures featured in the Netflix documentary, Making a Murderer takes place at Leeds Town Hall on Thursday 26 January. Attorneys Dean Strang and Jerry Buting […]
Local Leeds: Milk of Magnesia by Jellyskin
On the 19th of January, local Leeds psych trio, Jellyskin, released their much anticipated single, ‘Milk of Magnesia’. Complete of vocalist/keyboardist, Zia, drummer, Olly and Guitarist, Will, the band’s new track is a perfect example […]
Apocalypstick by Cherry Glazerr
Cherry Glazerr’s second album warbles somewhere between lazy-guitar synth pop and the spikey post-punk of The Slits, marrying both in a hazy, adolescent mess. The band have definitely matured since their debut Haxel Princess, written […]
Dream Wife @ Headrow House, 21/01/17
On the day women across the globe marched together in solidarity, there was no better soundtrack than the gloriously empowering and intoxicatingly unapologetic noise of Dream Wife at Headrow House. Even if their sound isn’t […]
Night People by You Me At Six
My eyebrows automatically rise when a band are insisting that their new music is “really different”. I immediately suspect that it will only be more of the same – especially when their last album brought […]
Migration by Bonobo
Bonobo’s new album Migration is perfect… As background music. Although I probably shouldn’t admit this, I listened to Migration while doing other things important things on my post-exam-to-do-list: reclining a lot, sampling a Cadbury’s milk […]
Preview: Secret Garden Party 2017
This utopic festival makes its return in 2017, with the line-up sounding bigger and better than ever before. Secret Garden Party announces its theme for 2017 along with the first wave of artists: ‘Sweet Dreams… […]