Liverpool Music Week’s final ever gig at the Kazimier was rather fittingly, a jam packed sold out affair from LA’s finest, Best Coast. Based around the creative core of singer-songwriter and guitarist Bethany Cosentino alongside
Not a new podcast but one from the crypt…. back when we had a weekly show on the excellent U.S. Station Strangeways Radio. This was our Halloween special from 2013 … We’re not sure what’s
Junk Son started out as the musical alter ego of John Dunk, who gave up the delights of the Lake District, mint cake, and wide open spaces for over priced housing, jellied eels and traffic
We caught two singers who look set to take 2016 by storm. Lauren Aquilina’s self-released EP’s have apparently sold over 100,00 copies, she’s headlined the BBC Introducing stage and is set to release her debut
Jennie Vee was one of our tips for 2015 and her debut solo album ‘Spying’ certainly doesn’t disappoint, in fact it plays like a greatest hits album. This is due in no small part to the
We caught Black Honey live again recently, a band we tipped back in 2013 even before they were Black Honey (see if you can spot ’em HERE.) Once again they proved to be one
It may be an overused journalistic trope to describe a new band as “arriving fully formed”, but that’s exactly the impression given when London quartet the Big Moon appeared on the scene this year. There
Chløë Black is a bloody marvel, literally and figuratively as her latest David Lynch inspired video demonstrates. Let’s face it anybody who expresses a desire to watch ‘Twin Peaks whilst we make love’ seems to
One of our favourite bands of recent years , in one our favourite venues, Toronto’s Metric brought their Pagans In Vegas tour to Manchester’s Ritz Ballroom and demonstrated that after over 15 years they remain at
You may by of the opinion that music from an artist who once wrote a song entitled “Funeral For My Future Children“ performed on a massive big f*ck off pipe organ could be a slightly
The Big Moon – Nothing Without You Quite possibly one of the best tracks yet so far from The Big Moon and shockingly it’s apparently being tucked away as a B-side !! It nimbly demonstrates
Half Man Half Biscuit memorably bemoaned the fact that certain names have been sadly neglected by songwriters over the years . And they set about addressing the issue by penning ‘Ode To Joyce’ – “Hey