Enter Shikari – Nothing Is True & Everything Is Possible | Album Review
As many will know by now, Enter Shikari are a band that laugh at the notion of rigid convention. For almost two decades now the St Albans…
Coldbones – The Cataclysm | Album Review
Following on from the back of their highly approachable debut Where It All Began, post-rock trio Coldbones have returned with a record…
Sugar Horse – Drugs | EP Review
Emerging from the same pool that birthed artists as Phoxjaw, The St Pierre Snake Invasion, and even Idles, the Bristolian quartet Sugar…
Vasudeva – Generator | Album Review
For many, the name of Vasudeva may be foreign. But for others, such a word will spur a secret, knowing smile. Whereas the instrumental…
Astral Bodies – Escape Death | Album Review
Despite hailing from an area blighted by excessive light pollution, Manchester’s Astral Bodies clearly have their eyes set on the stars…
Cabal – Drag Me Down | Album Review
Hailing from the streets of Copenhagen, Cabal represent the dark and filthy heart of a city stereotypically perceived as scenic and…
Luo – Unspoken | Album Review
Over the past decade or so there’s been an explosion of musical artists blurring the once distinguishable lines between electronica, EDM…
Live Review: Alcest w/ Birds In Row & Kælan Mikla | The Fleece, Bristol | 06/03/20
A band that calls the untouched majesty of Iceland their home, tonight’s openers Kælan Mikla (7) present the monochrome effulgence…
Common Sense Holiday: On And Off Record With Haggard Cat
If one was to somehow harness and utilise the energy emitted from noise-punks Haggard Cat the global energy crisis would be solved within…
On Record With InTechnicolour: The Albums Behind Big Sleeper
Imagine a band boasting members of Delta Sleep, Luo and Broker – what does it sound like? Whatever you’re mentally envisioning, it…
Pointing Fingers: In Conversation With The Guru Guru
Belgium – a quaint and historic country famed for it’s luscious pastures and serene cobblestoned streets. However, beneath the nation’s…
Inspirations: On And Off Record With VASA
Regardless if you’re a post-rock aficionado or a genre casual, the incredible sophomore record from Glaswegian post-rockers VASA is sonic…