VASA – Heroics | Album Review
Hailing from Glasgow, the groove bearing post-rockers VASA made a vibrant splash in 2015 with their debut Colours. A distant and joyous…
Live Review: The Menzingers w/ Spanish Love Songs & Mannequin Pussy | SWX, Bristol | 07/02/20
Hailing from Philadelphia, one of the great homesteads of stateside punk, tonight’s openers Mannequin Pussy (7.5) bridge the gap between…
Noise, Punk And Unpredictability: Introducing DITZ
“Sweat, loss of hearing and tears, reply the band when asked about what they want people to experience when catching them live for the…
Lobotany: Track By Track With Cheerbleederz
Composed of members of Fresh, Finish Flag and Happy Accidents, the lo-fi indie punk trio Cheerbleederz soundtrack the hidden sanctums of…
Cheerbleederz – Lobotany | EP Review
With thousands upon thousands of musical artists emerging from the woodwork, it’s not surprising that new bands are attempting to create…
The Guru Guru – Point Fingers | Album Review
Think of Belgium – what’s the first thing you envision? For a lot of people the first thing that comes to mind is probably chocolate,…
To Dull The Blades Of Your Abuse: Track By Track With Leeched
It’s a grey and dark day within the now isolated and plague spotted United Kingdom. The only soundtrack suitable for such an occasion is…
Dune Rats – Hurry Up And Wait | Album Review
Whilst the UK and Australia share an abundance of cultural similarities in every day life, there are some major contrasts to take into…
Caspian – On Circles | Album Review
Despite not being stereotypically synonymous with the post-rock genre like the juggernaut figureheads such as Godspeed You! Black Emperor…
Beach Slang – The Deatbeat Bang Of Heartbreak City | Album Review
Since their inception in 2013, American collective Beach Slang has always retained a synonymous connection with omnipresent feelings of…
Aiming For Enrike – Music For Working Out | Album Review
Despite being a relatively obscure act in the grand scheme of the alternative music industry, the mere mention of Norway’s Aiming For…
Dank Sludge, Big Riffs and Bristolian Psychedelia: Introducing Ogives Big Band
It’s no secret that Bristol and it’s neighbouring areas are host to some seriously innovative, original and excitingly fresh musical…