Slow King is an indie-electronic monarch I’ve only just discovered through a new EP titled Infinity Bang which released a couple months back. On the whole, it certainly delivers that alternative singer-songwriter aesthetic. 21- year-old Jacob Powlett is undoubtedly a very talented musician and producer and this EP shows an impressive scope of genres, including […]
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Tundra: Life’s A Beach review
An EP that has been teased for quite a long time has lived up to the hype, Tundra’s second EP Life’s A Beach is a defining moment for Sudbury’s loveable punk trio. Having already had a mind-blowing start to 2018 with a surprise support slot with Yorkshire rockers Marmozets at Cambridge Junction in February, the band […]
Track Review: The Green Brothers – Something To Lose
Alternative-punk trio The Green Brothers have finally released their debut single Something To Lose and it’s a really great introduction to the band. The trio have previously released tracks on SoundCloud however this is the first track available on all platforms, and it’s a track well worthy of that status. Something To Lose opens with a […]
Records of the Month: October 2017
October was a great month for new music. With debut records from Liam Gallagher and Niall Horan and follow-ups from the likes of Wolf Alice, we look back on this month with our favourite five records of the month. Liam Gallagher – As You Were The name on everyone’s lips in the music world: Liam […]
Track Review: Gaffa Tape Sandy – Beehive
What a year Gaffa Tape Sandy have had. The golden trio of Kim, Catherine and Robin have played on multiple stages across East Anglia, and were selected to play on the renowned BBC Introducing Stage at Glastonbury Festival which was without a doubt one of the best sets of the weekend. Not forgetting the release […]
Beck: Colors review
Colors, the latest project from singer-songwriter Beck, is arguably one of his best records to date. Beck is arguably one of the most brightest talents in music and his latest release Colors has been hotly-anticipated after the universal success of his last record, the Grammy-winning Morning Phase. The multi-talented soloist loves to mix up his musical style and genres, […]
The Hoosiers @ The Waterfront Studio, Norwich
A sprinkling of nostalgia filled The Waterfront Studio on Tuesday night (10th October) when The Hoosiers played to a sell-out crowd. Their 10th-anniversary tour to celebrate their debut record The Trick To Life kicked off with a bang as the band thrashed their way through the epic Worried About Ray and even better Worst Case […]
Liam Gallagher: As You Were review
Liam Gallagher, the Mancunian cockwomble who everyone either loves or loathes, has finally released his much-anticipated debut record As You Were. As You Were is a brilliant album. Gallagher has roped in some of the biggest songwriting talents from around the globe, notably Greg Kurstein (writer for Adele and Katy Perry), to make sure his comeback […]
Gaffa Tape Sandy and Cathedrals and Cars @ The Hunter Club, BSE
The 10th anniversary of BBC Music Introducing was celebrated at The Hunter Club in Bury St Edmunds on Friday evening (6th October) with interviews and sets from two of the biggest BSE bands, Gaffa Tape Sandy and Cathedrals and Cars. The night kicked off with short sets from each band, and interviews conducted by the […]
Wolf Alice: Visions Of A Life review
Visions Of A Life, the second album from British heavyweights Wolf Alice, is a bold masterpiece. It’s been an incredible few years for the band, what with the group selling out every show they put on, their music added to the prestigious T2 Trainspotting soundtrack and their debut record My Love Is Cool was nominated for the […]
