It’s something of an end of an era in Manchester this evening. Doncaster rockers The Blinders have called an untimely “indefinite hiatus”
Since the release of their full-length debut Down There! back in January, Folly Group have made it clear that they’re on a
The full-length sixth solo album from Peter Sagar is thematically heady and as abstract as it is fully-formed. A music lover’s haven
Bristol’s Simple Things is a welcome returnee in its first year back after the pandemic – and now celebrating a decade of
Kim Gordon is an icon of the alternative scene. Riot Grrrl-in-chief, figurehead of Sonic Youth, avant-garde provocateur and visual artist: the list
Yard Act – Where’s My Utopia? review: charmingly sardonic as ever, only now from the top of the tree
The Leeds quartet return following a dizzying ascent to the top of the alternative culture tree. Lamacq endorsements, Elton John collabs, hordes
Leeds is a city like no other, and Leeds on a Saturday night is crackling with energy, excitement and that sense of
Where do we find Nadine Shah in 2024? In the four years since her last studio effort (2020’s superb Kitchen Sink), the songwriter has relocated to
Rachid Fakhre’s reputation has begun to precede him. Through the latter part of the 2010s and early 2020s, he amassed something of
Brighton’s Lime Garden have been the subject of a reliable murmur of buzz for some time now. Releasing music together since 2020,