If you love Cartographer’s sound, as I do, there isn’t really anywhere else you can get it than a release […]
The enigmatic Northern Gloom whip up highly enjoyable songs that rarely apply the well-beaten patterns. This makes them an escape […]
When Cartographer dropped a cover of Paramore’s ‘That’s What You Get’, I didn’t expect it to be such a uniquely […]
Since the release of Demonology, Candi Carpenter has turned all the dials up to maximum. ‘The Fear of Being Human’ […]
Although Deceits are giving us the sound of the wondrous post-punk landscape, you have to credit them for being instantly […]
Pale Waves haven’t played in Southampton since 2018, but they made a welcome return tonight, playing in the industrial setting […]
Southampton’s 1865 Club often hosts album launch parties alongside circular platter specialists, Vinilo. Tonight we celebrate The Last Dinner Party […]
The languid 90s alt-rock sound has been surging back recently and I’m here for it. Rocket are one of the […]
Northern Gloom are perpetually brilliant and there’s something about ‘Garbage’ that manages to conjure T-Rex’s The Slider, and Foo Fighters’ […]
The swirling gentle introduction with its crystal shard guitar notes and warm bass sets the stage for a song that […]
There’s a hazy late summer feeling that some songs manage to capture, where the vibe of the song is preserved […]
Old Neon always bring the energy and ‘Nobody’s Burden’ is no exception. It’s a fast-paced track with frequent switches, including […]
Washington Poe is a rugged and unconventional detective whose direct and abrasive approach delivers the stream of fast-paced and smart […]
Alkaline Trio are heading out on tour with blink-182, and you could form several bands and side-projects with all the […]
Harker’s new single, ‘I Ruin Everything’ is a big-sounding blast of polished punk. It conjures some of the greats, like […]
With some solid festival appearances over the summer, HotWax are back and they bring a thick and fuzzy indie disco […]
When I listen to Northern Gloom it’s like I can feel the vibrations of their unique energy. Their songs are […]
There’s a smacking good new wavy sound on offer in Suede’s latest single, ‘Trance State’, from their album Antidepressants, which […]
The forthcoming album from The Last Dinner Party is described as the sound of a band having lots of fun. […]
The thread of the story for The Beaches new single, ‘Touch Myself’, seems to be a breakup. Having lost a […]
As soon as the guitar and hi-hat kick in the song bring bright beams of sunlight to cut sparkling arcs […]
There’s no pinning Royal & The Serpent to a genre and while I adore the heavy angry stuff, this more […]
After asking you to come here, I See Orange slam down a thick beat and buzzing guitars in ‘Mental Rot’. […]
Well, this is a stinging angry blast and it reminds us that Corporation POP is only a week away. It’s […]