Originally from Bristol and now settled in London, self-proclaimed ‘drunken guitar pop’ legends The Garage Flowers have released their new single ‘Hello Tango’. Titled in memory of an old friend’s attempts at picking up girls, the track oozes bad boy [...]
Good things start with a spark. A spark, musically, can be a reunion show. An invitation to tour again. A demand for more. The rediscovery of the enjoyment, the hook that kicked everything off. Ask Milburn. This is nothing new. As with most sparks, they [...]
Originally titled ‘Patrick Forever’, the project started off as a solo project conducted by Geordie singer-song writer, Patrick Gosling. Having written a few songs, the decision was made to form a band behind him. With this, the title was decided a [...]
Who would have thought it? Years of potato shaming and outrageously funny tweets by the parka laden loud mouth from Manchester has in fact been promotion for his debut album as a solo artist. Post Oasis, it seems that Liam Gallagher’s role as a [...]
In a darkened and gloomy establishment, otherwise known as the O2 Ritz in the middle of Manchester, I watched as our spontaneous photographer rushed her way to the barrier and parked herself among the other lovely snappers at the front; I continued to [...]
For your Thursday night reading pleasure, we’re coming at you with a quick-fire review, ladies and gentlemen. This week’s spotlight shines brightly upon The Assist, who lovingly describe themselves as a ‘4 piece council pop/rock band from Walsall’. For [...]
Blimey, this fall’s looking good for established indie, isn’t it? At the back end of September alone, we’ve been graced with The Death of a King, and the third album of Sheffield legends Milburn, Time. Just after that, Liam Gallagher’s debut solo EP is [...]
Back at it. Back at it again. And feels good to be back, doesn’t it? Back into gigs in venues. Festival season well over the hill. It’s been a great summer of festivals. Of big stadium gigs. The new and the old. The returning and the rising. But it’s [...]
Ahead of a packed tour spanning November and December, Britpop forerunners Shed Seven have set their sights on a resurrection of the early nineties through the medium of nostalgic, guitar-laden, riff-filled music. Upon my initial listen to the latest [...]
Deriving from Nottingham, The Ruffs describe themselves as a band whose music is ‘about everyday life with the occasional slow heart felt ballad’. As though it has been taken from a cook book on creating the next Oasis or Arctic Monkeys, The Ruffs do [...]
