Bright Green Field drops on 7th May via Warp Records, and they’ve added European dates to their rescheduled UK tour.
Bigfoot Festival 2021: Primal Scream and Hot Chip Megamix to headline
Billed as the “UK’s first ever craft-beer festival”, the inaugural edition will also see Baxter Dury, Fat White Family, Maribou State and more head to Warwickshire in June.
So, Glastonbury Festival 2021 is cancelled. But what next for festivals this summer?
There’s cause for optimism given the vaccine rollout has been successful so far, but the festival season and supposed ‘Great British Summer’ is still plagued with uncertainty.
Independent Venue Week to premiere new documentary tonight as #IVW2021 begins
On The Road with Independent Venue Week explores independent venues and their local communities, and features contributions from Pink Floyd’s Nick Mason, IDLES, Nadine Shah, Gaz Coombes and more.
In Review: Shame – Drunk Tank Pink
‘Second album syndrome’ always seems to be the making or breaking of a band, and as with any genre that involves a resurgence, post-punk is at times beginning to sound a little tired. Shame, however, seem to have avoided that entirely with an engaging and ambitious follow-up to their 2018 debut.
In Review: Altin Gün – ‘Yüce Dağ Başında’
Their latest single sees Amsterdam’s Anatolian retro rockers edge further toward a flirtatious, dancefloor-ready hedonism.
LIVE: Vanishing Twin present ‘Pensiero Magico’
London’s experimental pop troupe beg the question with their surrealist, monochrome livestream: why did it take so long for us to get to this? Sitting between a music film and a gig, it offers something different, occupying its own space in live music performance.
In Review: Lande Hekt – Going to Hell
Hekt’s full-length solo debut packs together grungy riffs with hard-hitting questions about her own sexuality and identity which enabled her to be relentlessly authentic and, essentially, find happiness.
Sleaford Mods: “I’m not a believer in music changing anything…”
Condemning class tourism, Tory hegemony, and infamous political aids, Sleaford Mods have become a totem of the UK music scene by taking a stand for society’s dispossessed. The Buzz writer Miles Ellingham spoke to Mods’ frontman Jason Williamson and got his prognosis of the current moment.
Benny Sings teams up with Tom Misch for new single ‘Nobody’s Fault’ – watch here
Dutch disco/funk maestro Sings has also revealed details of his impending album titled Music, released on Stones Throw Records.