Category: music review
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Have You Got What You Came For? Oswald Slain
Bristol’s Oswald Slain are fast proving themselves to be one of the UK’s most exciting rock outfits, and their latest single Have You Got What You Came For? only adds more fuel to the fire. Taken from their upcoming debut album BUCKY (arriving October 24th), it’s a frenetic, tongue-in-cheek slice…
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Bit Of Me Pablo Carrizo
Hull singer-songwriter, Pablo Carrizo returns with his third single Bit Of Me and it’s another confident step forward in a fast rising career. Already boasting over 39,000 Spotify streams, Carrizo has supported Andrew Cushin and Reverend and the Makers, earned a slot at By The Sea Festival via tastemakers This…
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Songs For The Spine The Royston Club
With their latest album, The Royston Club deliver a confident and emotionally charged statement that confirms their place at the top table of the UK indie scene. Where their earlier work was full of swagger and promise, this new material feels like a leap forward — tighter, darker, and more…
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Communications Failed Death Of The High Street
Death Of The High Street are back with their second single, Communications Failed, lifted from their forthcoming album Bragging About Breaking — a socially charged rock record that isn’t afraid to speak its mind. The Derby 5-piece formed in 2020 and saw their debut single Exit released on Alan Mcgee’s…
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Caught Live – Oasis Wembley Stadium 03.08.25
16 years after their infamous split, Oasis returned to the stage at Wembley Stadium (the 5th of 7 shows here) for a night that can only be described as euphoric, emotional, and absolutely unforgettable. For many fans, it was a moment they thought would never come but on Sunday night,…
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Left Behind – Panhead Sharps
Panhead Sharps crash back onto the scene with Left Behind, a razor-edged indie rock track that doesn’t waste a second grabbing your attention. From the get-go, the band delivers a punch of gritty guitars and driving drums, setting the tone for a track that feels like it’s chasing something just…
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I Love You Baby Fiona Lennon
Liverpool singer-songwriter Fiona Lennon is set to captivate hearts with her newest single, I Love You Baby, dropping July 18th across all platforms. A tender ode to the kind of love that heals, inspires, and feels like home, Fiona’s latest release blends shimmering indie-pop with country storytelling in a way…
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Speak Too Soon Mercy Kelly
Some songs find you when you’re ready. Mercy Kelly’s ‘Speak Too Soon’ doesn’t wait that long. Greater Manchester’s Mercy Kelly have been quietly building their reputation since forming in 2019, but with Speak Too Soon, they’re stepping confidently into the spotlight. The five-piece – Jack Marland (vocals), Adam Bridge (guitar),…
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Elisha The Clause
Birmingham’s The Clause have made a habit of delivering big choruses and bigger memories, and with Elisha, they might just have crafted their most affecting single yet. After building momentum with the punchy Nothing’s As It Seems and winning over crowds from the Isle of Wight to Mallorca, The Clause…
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I Know You Know Maze
London 5-piece Maze return with anthemic new single, that feels immediately familiar. Formed in 2021, the band features Gary Davis on vocals, Paul Hancock and Paul Bassom on guitars, Ben Rutherford on bass, and Martin Gamby on drums. Drawing inspiration from 90s Britpop, they’ve quickly built a cult following across…
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