Flashguns – Passions of A Different Kind
Many people will have seen the video for Bombay Bicycle Club’s new single ‘Shuffle’ and noted the non-descript t-shirts in the video with the…
Double Muscle – Tommy
Short and sweet in it’s own unique way, ‘Tommy’ the latest single from Leeds based Scuzz rockers Double Muscle gets it’s message across. Whilst…
Ian Britt
It’s a Wednesday night at Sheffield pub The Frog and Parrot, the stomping ground for an array of the city’s higher profile talent to…
Low Duo – The EP of Fear and Failure
Low Duo follow up their immaculate debut EP, ‘The EP of Hope and Despair’ with an equally desolately titled comeback. ‘The EP of Fear…
William Fitzsimmons – Gold In The Shadow
‘Gold in The Shadow’, the new album from Illinois singer-songwriter William Fitzsimmons, symbolises somewhat of a rebirth from the events which shaped his previous…
Catfish and The Bottlemen – Collide
Curiously titled Catfish and The Bottlemen are a rare North Wales export to the anthem touting Indie-Rock ranks. Heralding from Llandudno, and still unsigned,…
Dananananackroyd with Flashguns: The Harley, Sheffield
The Harley was hit by one of it’s most flamboyant and energetic line-ups of the year on March 4th. Headlined by Glasgow based and…
Esper Scout – Kids and Pets
Rock quartet Esper Scout, are a band that perfectly illustrate how, by getting the basics right, any band can make their music fun to…
Anna Calvi: The Harley, Sheffield
An undersized venue, a sell out crowd and a fantastic pair of support acts set the perfect scene for Anna Calvi to unleash her…
Paper Crows – Fingertips/Follow The Leader
London based band Paper Crows, a chill-electro two-piece, release double A-side single ‘Follow The Leader/Fingertips’ in late March. After been championed on BBC Radio…
Tarka Dawn – Secret Letters
Tarka Dawn this month released their second single, ‘Secret Letters’. The Sheffield based four piece are part of a ongoing inclination towards alt-rock within…
Max Shire – Goodbye Twenty Nine
When the term ‘singer/songwriter’ is used, the stereotype for which it often applies usually conjures up images of a lonely looking gent stood on…