‘Cry Baby Cry’ by the London- based new punk rockers: PROM is an exciting track. It is a relentless tune that doesn’t seem to tire. A great grungy debut from the murky underground that will bounce out of your headphones no matter how low you turn the volume down. Not that you’ll want to...
Ahead of Tigercub‘s single launch show at new Camden venue, The Stillery, Lily Armstrong caught up with them to talk about the single, touring and Charlie Parker. Lily: Talk me through the new single, ‘Centrefold.’ Jimi: It’s actually an older song that we had on our first EP and we reimagined it a new...
‘Grunge soul’ is back in the form of Newcastle foursome, Demob Happy. Described in the past as the type of gnarly-show makers who “make you feel the speakers in your sneakers,” they have been compared to have the same swagger as the likes of Queens of The Stone Age. Based on everything I have...
Is Tropical have announced their new album, Black Anything which will contain captured sounds and ambient impressions of the many places the band have visited. It aims to reflect the excitement and impulsiveness of the creative process within song writing. By treating ‘Black Anything’ as a project, and issuing it out in installments rather...
Photos by Keira Cullinane
Photos by Keira Cullinane.
Forward-thinking electronic label Night Slugs continue their 6th birthday anniversary events with a special one off party tonight on 8th November at The Laundry in London. The ex-industrial Laundry basement now converted into a multi-use events space will see the Allstars colossal line up headed up by label founders Bok Bok and L-Vis 1990,...
South East London band Breton released their second album War Room Stories early this year. After being evicted from their SE London squat where they created their debut Other People’s Problems, the band relocated to Berlin to make WRS in the red brick confinement of The Funkhuas: an old communist newsroom. The 10th November...
I arrive at the Camden based venue just as noisy and newly reformed duo Death From Above 1979 launch into their first song of the evening, ‘Turn It Out’, the opening track from their debut album, You’re a Woman, I’m a Machine. This is predictably very loud although, despite Jesse Keeler’s meaty baselines, it isn’t overbearing; well...
Pharrell, Justin, (and the rest), move over. We’ve got a new Pop Prince in town. Kindness, AKA Adam Bainbridge, is back with his second studio album, Otherness. Following his debut, World, You Need A Change Of Mind, Kindness has been working on an album so filled to the brim with Go-Go infused, Jazz inspired,...
Rising out of the Leeds underground scene, Black Moth have taken the North by storm and in the wake of their second album, Condemned To Hope, the rock quintet are set to do the same for the ENTIRE GLOBE. Following their super successful debut album Killing Jar, Black Moth had set their own bar...
You Need To Hear This (with conjunction with Philips headphones and Noisey) sees them explore all musical possibilities, from creating a violin bow from your own hair, to sharing exciting new music, to interviewing unknown legends and pressing music onto x-rays. In YNTHT’s most recent short video documentary web series, ‘Lost and Found’, the...
