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Favourite Live Performance 2016 goes to Slaves for their performance at The Horn, St. Albans. It was a night of biblical proportions. On paper, it made absolutely no sense what so ever…
For the Greatest Discovery Award we had the tough time of searching through the thousand of bands to whittle it all the way down to just ten artists. King No-One is the Greatest Discovery 2016
The new release from Bristol cult band Goan Dogs continues to affirm their reputation as one of the most intelligent, emotionally-manipulative bands around…
Song Of The Week is Pontefrac four-piece Glass Caves who released their latest single ‘Do You Have a Name’ at the beginning of this month. Their self-funded debut album…
Kasabian give us a little taste of their upcoming album in 2017 with ‘Pressie’. Sharing the one minute ten second teaser on social media yesterday (December 25)…
2016 has been The 1975’s year. They released their second album I like it when you sleep, for you are so beautiful yet so unaware of it in February, which reached #1 in US and UK among many other countries…
Sales of vinyl records took in more money than that of digital music sales, according to sales figures published by the Entertainment Retailers Association.
This week’s Song Of The Week comes from RedFaces latest track ‘Kerosene’, which was released on Friday. The journey started at 2Fly studios in Sheffield…
Blossoms brought their signature indie-pop glorious goodness to a sold-out show at the Old Fire Station in Bournemouth for their last show of their 2016 tour…
Being a UK website, it would be very easy to miss such talent that is only a plane away… Australian quartet, The Griswolds are our final nominee for Best International Act…
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