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Album Review: Zac Lawrence – Beware of Pity
It’s fair to say that seeing DEADLETTER live and listening to their debut album Hysterical Strength on repeat were two highpoints of my recent musical adventurings. So when frontman Zac Lawrence’s solo record ‘Beware of Pity’ landed in my inbox I was more than a little excited. I then discovered with jittering joy that it was a 60’s folk inspired drop of potential loveliness. Yes, I cried, as I gave my little beardy chin a pensive scratch, quickly crossed myself in the name of Woody, Bert and the Freewheelin’ Bob Dylan and hit play. Thankfully, with folk’s holy trinity watching over me, I was not disappointed.
Album Review: Adult Leisure – The Things You Don’t Know Yet
I first came across Adult Leisure at the tail end of 2024 when I stumbled on their track Control. Within seconds, I was hooked - the glistening guitars, the emotive vocals and the way they managed to capture both joy and melancholy in a single track.
Album Review: Olivia Dean – The Art of Loving
On The Art of Loving, Olivia Dean weaves her trademark charm through raw, heartfelt emotion, crafting an intimate testament to self-love.
Single Review: Nothing Rhymes With Orange – Shearwater
Wiltshire’s rising indie quartet step confidently forward with Shearwater, a single that highlights both their growth and newfound maturity.
Interview: Spafford Campbell
Before setting out on the road for a headline tour, Louis Campbell, one-half of the folk music duo Spafford Campbell, spoke to Erazer about how the pair were feeling and what to expect from the run of live shows.
Jake Vaadeland & The Sturgeon River Boys – Papillion, Southampton
Taking to the stage at Papillon alongside his band The Sturgeon River Boys, Jake donned his blue fringed jacket and opened the ‘program’ with Father’s Son, the Johnny Cash-esc song from his 2024 album, Retro Man.
Album Review: Wolf Alice – The Clearing
One of Britain's finest four return with a confident new chapter, as they find comfort in unexplored music territory.
Album Review: The Royston Club – Songs For The Spine
Since releasing their debut album Shaking Hips and Crashing Cars in 2023, The Royston Club have played sold-out shows across the UK, entertaining crowds with their catchy lyrics and contagious energy. Almost a year since the first single was released, and three months since the album was announced, Songs For The Spine is here.
Interview: Bold Love
Irish pop-rock outfit BOLD LOVE have been making waves throughout 2025 and, ahead of an EP coming later this year,…
Album Review: The K’s – Pretty On The Internet
The K’s wasted no time when it came to producing their second studio album, announcing its release just 7 months after their debut hit the shelves, and it definitely doesn’t disappoint. It’s clear to see that the Warrington natives have established their own sound; however, ‘Pretty On The Internet’ contains some of their most experimental tunes to date.