Featuring current and former members of PINS, GIRLS NAMES, and SEPTEMBER GIRLS, minimal post punk trio GRAVE GOODS has been stirring up ears and plaudits with their singles and a live presence which has seen the band play with the… Read More ›
Manchester
Weimar – Dancing On A Volcano
If you had cast ears over the two singles from UK outfit WEIMAR so far this year, one the lead track for their debut album, you could not escape their open individuality to each other and pretty much anything around… Read More ›
Richard Evans – Sentinel
Taking ears and imagination on a journey across planet earth, starting and ending in the stars, Sentinel is the debut album from British electronic artist RICHARD EVANS. It is a vision and reflection of a world set on a plight… Read More ›
Harry Stafford and Marco Butcher – Bone Architecture
Having been gripped and enthralled by its first singles, it was inevitable that we would be drawn into the seductively dark and unpredictable realm of Bone Architecture. The exploration of the first album from the collaboration of Harry Stafford and… Read More ›
Monasteries – Silence EP
Causing as much corrosive incitement in twenty odd minutes as nature over centuries, UK metallers Monasteries has just unleashed the Silence EP, a tempest of sound and intent which left us weak, despairing the state of our senses and sanity,… Read More ›
A Tribute to Revenge of the Psychotronic Man 7”
For decades Manchester has been a prominent source of some of Britain’s finest and most inspirational punk bands, among the more recent being Revenge Of The Psychotronic Man. Between their emergence in 2004 to their final gig in 2018, the… Read More ›
Harry Stafford – Gothic Urban Blues
Every sprawling city, each urban street it holds and the shadows that drape their households and corners provide a kaleidoscope of tales and drama and it is here that the new album from Harry Stafford sets its sights. Gothic Urban… Read More ›
Tirade – Nothing Dramatic EP
Back in 2016, UK rockers Tirade unveiled their self-titled debut EP, a release suggesting the potential of “something truly distinct and unique in sound and songwriting” whilst making for a rather pleasing and infectious introduction. Three years on and the… Read More ›
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