If ever there was an apt title, Lifted, the name of Israel Nash‘s fifth album is exactly that. If his...
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With a couple of low key releases under their belts over the space of the last thirteen years, Geniuser return...
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“In the heat of the day all I can dream was the big blue sky with all that I’ve seen.”...
I’ve done some pretty dumb things in my time – streaking naked up and down the stairway of an Italian...
Seemingly taking place in a British child’s nightmare, as if Freddy Kruger decided to out branch his evil deeds overseas,...
Building off the success of his first full-length album Top Of The Tree, and 2016’s subsequent EP The Sea, Matthew...
Years & Years are a band that divide opinion. Their 2015 debut, Communion, attracted both instant devotion and derision. It...
Summer records, think Thunder Lightning Strike, anything by Alphabeat, Dodgy’s Homegrown or Wake Up Boo! tend to ride in on...
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Glorious sunshine, sparkling, clear blue oceans, friends on beaches relaxing and having fun. If The fin. don’t conjure up all...
