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Leg Puppy 2.0 celebrate their 10 year anniversary this year. That’s 10 years of calling out BS and taking swipes at society in various forms. They are also set to release their 12th album ‘First World ...

Sometimes I am just constantly reminded of how much music is out there waiting to be discovered, and Welsh alternative rock trio CHROMA are another band I’m very glad to have found. At its core, this ...

“It’s our most eclectic album, there’s a little bit of everything. The songs are harder to label. We wanted to do something different. Less in your face, less poppy, less obviously psych-rock. More ...

Ayka is the recording name of Norwegian-Turkish artist Ayça Lingaas who describes herself as a “self-taught five chord guitarist singing both greatly and poorly about misery and fun.” I am great ...

New to my ears, Toronto-based Wine Lips released their fifth full-length album, TV Dinner. I feel I’ve arrived at this psych-punk party very unstylishly late. But finally I’ve picked up a pew and made ...

Billy Fuller is a name you should know. It should be said in the same sentences as Hook/Gallop/Weymouth. His playing has been a vital part in music by such luminaries as Robert Plant, Massive Attack, ...

Sessa is the recording name of São Paulo-based singer, guitarist and instrumentalist Sergio Sayeg and his new album Pequena Vertigem De Amor (roughly translates as ‘the vertigo of love’) harks back to ...

For the last few years, I’d been looking wistfully at the Rebellion line-ups, wishing I could go. I must have been a very good girl this year, because I was finally rewarded with the “Punk Christmas” ...

The video for Middle Class Guilt’s new single ‘Edinburgh’ is like a cross between a typical road works scene and a Roy Andersson film: frontman Joseph Morgan does all the work while the rest of the ...

Both Nick Drake and Vashti Bunyan became very popular thirty years after their greatest works were released. Let’s not delay our appreciation of Lucy Kitchen, whose third album In the Low Light comes ...

This week, John Niven’s ‘The Battle’ came to Manchester’s Opera House for a four-night run on the home turf of one side in the war it promises. The crowd on Manchester’s opening night were ‘mad fer it ...