Brighton trio The Dryas follow up their debut single with a catchy offering ‘Make You Mine’. Debut effort ‘Boy’ was well-received alt rock number…
London’s CloseUp Festival has announced three new artists to its line up and has pushed it back till September. The London-based live promotions company…
EKKAH are a disco inspired powerhouse duo currently residing in the heart of East London. The pair, Rebekah and Bex are the 21st centuries answer to Hall and Oates; combing a full on flavour of some of our guilty pleasure dance tracks of all eras rolled into an infectious Indie-fusion. The duo are currently set to house a sold out Notting Hill Arts Club with The New Coast supporting ahead of their recently released single ‘Backseat Driver’. Our pal at CloseUp grabbed them for a quick chat before their massive headline show. After a little gap of not releasing, you’ve
Guildford indie-pop duo Me and the Moon have been slowly releasing a stream of singles over the past four years who are about to embark on a few UK shows for Independent Venue Week…
The Wombats have today (October 10) announced they will be releasing a sixth studio album titled ‘Oh! The Ocean’ and doing an area tour…
Creating music that evokes emotions and passion, alternative pop musician charlieCityy releases new single ‘california fever’…
The east coast project Mortal Prophets ignites the summer with their latest offering ‘New Breed’. What do you first think of when you hear…
American indie rock Saint Social seriously know how to embody the spirit of summer through their joyful blend of pop, rock, and synth elements…
Poised as an exciting future artist, Megan Wyn kick-starts off the year with striking new single ‘Are You Bored Yet?’. Having sold out…
Forced to focus on writing and recording, Banji honed in on their identity as a band. Off the back of their Great Escape Festival performance in May, Banji frontman Morris Brandt speaks with abridged. About their forthcoming debut album Freshcakes. The iconic Brighton festival would be the band’s second-ever festival performance in the UK (following Liverpool Sound City) and they were met with a wonderful, appreciative crowd. Morris said: “We loved Brighton. We’ve never been there before but was super cool, everyone was really nice. It was a good day, sunny and it was fun on the beach there. “The
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