Any long-time readers of this blog will know that with all the havoc Panic! at the Disco have been creating, a Panic post was inevitable. From sending fans potatoes in the post to giving a flawless live recreation of ‘Say Amen (Saturday Night)’ on The Ellen DeGeneres Show; it’s all accumulated to the third single […]
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Bute are making a statement with debut single, ‘Can You Hear Me?’
After being thoroughly entertained by Bute’s stage performance a few months ago during their support for RedFaces, I have been eagerly waiting for the first studio recorded piece from the band. Whilst watching the four-piece Cardiff indie group added up to a bloody brilliant night, the small venue combined with the ground shaking amps made […]
The Survival Code are well on their way to stardom
Taking a page out of James Cordon’s book with carpool karaoke, The Survival Code have released a brand new single and music video from their upcoming album, Hopelessness of People. Already on the rock radar of many radio stations, such as Planet Rock and Kerrang! Radio, with their first single, ‘Not Working’, this two-piece prog […]
Screamin’ Whisper are more than just ‘Filth’
With a band name like Screamin’ Whisper and an album name like Filth, you may be thinking these three young lads from Dublin and Edinburgh are cable of producing nothing but ear damaging noise. Well, I’m here to tell you that you wouldn’t be more wrong! Screamin’ Whisper have taken the elements of classic English […]
IOTAPHI’s electro-noir art project, Kloudland, is threatening to take the world apart
Taking fashion style tips from Sia and music style tips from Nils Frahm, electronic duo IOTAPHI are putting the world and all its values under a musical microscope with their debut EP, Kloudland. From the depths of Ibiza’s valley and with roots in Athens, the duo has arisen on a pilgrimage of cinematic landscapes, disturbing […]
Wisdom and youth combine in Saint Mars’ bully battling single ‘Somewhere Somebody’
No two lives are the same with experiences shaping us as the individuals we will grow up to be. No two pains are the same but the empathy we embody allows us to form a connection with fellow beings through similar experiences. Whilst each experience is specific to us as individuals, at some point in […]
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Travelling; it’s got to be done because nobody wants to stay at Point A forever. With the Easter Break over, people all over are returning home from holidays abroad or back from home towns to their lives at school/university/work. As great as the time away can be, the long hours of travelling can sometimes be […]
Own a part of Linkin Park history
Nostalgia, it has a place in all of our hearts. A simple smell, an image, a sound is enough to transport us from wherever we are to wherever we were when a connection was made. There are personal nostalgias that only one or a finite group of individuals will understand and then there are generational […]
Fall Out Boy Live!
With Fall Out Boy nearly finished with the UK part of their European tour, reviews of the shows are pouring in filled with praise, awe and the lingering buzz of an awesome show. Well, this blog post is full of all that but with a twist. I can guarantee you very few, if any, people […]
Welcome to the sound of Pretty. Odd…10 years on
Yesterday (March 25th) marked the day Panic! At the Disco’s second studio album, Pretty. Odd., reached a decade since it’s release. Whilst it can be argued that the punk rock band’s second album is either one you know all the songs from or three of them, it was a delve into a genre that provided […]
Say Amen for Panic! At the Disco
Panic! At the Disco have come a long way from singing about a whor-…I mean, a beautiful woman in 2005 to putting out possibly the club anthem of 2018. This week has been filled with some well kept (and some not so well kept) surprises for fans of the punk rock band. Already being pushed […]
RedFaces’ new single ‘Messed Up Feeling’
Since seeing RedFaces live last month, I haven’t been able to stop listening to them. Replaying song after song, which is kind of difficult (and probably a nuisance to housemates) when they only had three tracks available. Don’t get me wrong, it’s hard to complain when the tracks are nothing short of brilliant indie noise, […]