Interview: Suntrap on their debut EP ‘Cul-De-Sac’
Let’s take you from the hectic, noisy streets of South London to the humid climbs of Barcelona. This is the same journey Jamie Taylor took after leaving indie 5-piece Photophobes to explore a fresh vision: Suntrap.
Album Review: Walt Disco – Self-Titled
What you are about to read is a bunch of sentences about how cool Walt Disco are. Because, seriously, after making waves in Glasgow’s underground scene with their first album, Unlearning, in 2022, and their second, The Warping, in 2024, their third, self-titled LP transports us back to the band’s unique universe with the same gothic elegance and sonic dynamism, but this time elevating their vision to transformative, deeply moving new highs.
Album Review: Kodaline – We Were Only Young
We’re talking about the grand finale, because, sad news, We Were Only Young is Kodaline’s fifth and final album.
Yee Loi on their debut album: “It’s the best punk rock & roll album of the last twenty-thirty years”
Are you missing good old-fashioned punk rock and roll, the kind that gets you remorselessly, hypnotically bopping your head to the sound of a killer riff? Well, look no further than riotously cool Liverpool rockers Yee Loi, powered by two sisters, Rose and Matilda.
Album Review: Corella – A Beautiful World to Lose
Their second album, A Beautiful World to Lose, is both a love letter to the greatest bands from the 2000s, and a vital statement of the times we live in today.
Single Review: Harvey Jay Dodgson – Kick
Anyone listening to a new piece of music should know that having the volume low is a rookie mistake. ‘Kick’, the single that gives us our first taste of Harvey Jay Dodgson’s upcoming fourth EP, is proof that when it comes to bolshy indie pop like this, you need to rack that volume up to the full 100.