A fast-paced affair, the Hull post-punk’s latest effort is an active reflection of the world that surrounds them, dealt with a welcome dose of venom.
Death From Above 1979 return with new album, listen to new single ‘One + One’
The Toronto dance-punk duo’s new album, Is 4 Lovers, is set for release on March 26th.
In Review: Julien Baker – ‘Hardline’
Exerting her authority and talent as a songwriter, ‘Hardline’ is the kind of track that will one day find Julien Baker in an arena of thousands of fans in a crowd screaming her own lyrics back at her.
Guy Blakeslee: “The ‘edge’ in the title is metaphysical – the edge of sanity, you could say.”
We spoke with the former Entrance and The Entrance Band man ahead of the release of his most raw and reflective work yet, Postcards From The Edge, as he found himself staring at the exit.
Leicester festival Wide Eyed adds more names, reschedules to September 2021
It’s third time lucky for the day festival, with Beak>, The Orielles, SNAPPED ANKLES, Warmduscher and more heading to O2 Academy Leicester.
Juan Wauters gets real with Mac Demarco on new single
The single comes from Wauters forthcoming LP Real Life Situations, released 30th April.
Iceage sign to Mexican Summer, reveal video for new single ‘The Holding Hand’
It marks the Copenhagen post-punks’ first sign of new material since last year’s standalone track ‘Lockdown Blues’.
LIVE: The Cinematic Orchestra at Royal Festival Hall
Enduring and ever-eclectic, The Cinematic Orchestra drew strength from the strangeness of the show’s setting: seeing the musicians alone onstage within this vast, empty shell of a building seemed to give expression to the collective experience of a year marked by more silence, space, and solitude.
Stewart Lee’s Guide to The Nightingales
Ahead of King Rocker’s release this Saturday on Sky Arts, the 41st best standup of all time has been so kind as to put together a beginner’s guide to the subject of his documentary to get us up to speed.
In Review: The Antlers – ‘Solstice’
There’s something sunnily contemplative about the Brooklyn duo’s latest single, reminding us to keep it “bright, bright, bright” in a mantra-like way despite our old lives become more and more vague.