Amelia & The Housewives know how to make pop truly fizz. They combine 1960s girl-group sounds and 1970s punk energy. Robert ...

Indonesia's Strange Fruit insulate and excavate with Drips, their latest 12” of sublime, melodious intent. MK Bennett reviews ...

Last Dinosaurs O2 Ritz, Manchester 22nd Canadian indie band Good Kid have been on the radar for a while, but live they are ...

To coincide with the release of their debut album, The Cheap Thrills play a show inside the Rough Trade East record shop in ...

Seattle’s stalwarts of indie rock make up for lost time at their first Manchester show in seven years ...

London’s Black Bordello return with Midheaven Tempest, a theatrical, colourful yet dark and experimental EP. Simon Lucas-Hughes reviews.

Dogviolet release a vital new EP, Wilting, that shows their visceral and unrelenting spirit to challenge adversity. Ian Corbridge reviews.

Who Loves The Sun by Chat Pile resists modern metal production to make an analogue sound, a perfect record in several genres, ...

The worldview of Birkenhead’s The Crapsons is delivered with a dose of sarcasm and humour. Their sound borrows from the gamut of punk, from Half Man Half Biscuit to thrash and hardcore via Ramones and ...

Heavy Mod', Garage Rock, Power Pop Trio Freestone are Pompey heroes - ex Mild Mannered Janitors & Good Time Charlies ...

Anaxia is the new band from Orphx and Alex Pi. On their debut Maska, a connective space emerges where all masks are wilfully nailed into.