“…a giddy live act for which he and his virtuosic backup band bring the dance party onstage with disarming sincerity. Deez’s syrupy vocals skip playfully above highly danceable indie-pop grooves.” – The New Yorker
Nathaniel Rateliff debuts his new song, “All Or Nothing,” the third track shared from his forthcoming solo album, And It’s Still Alright, out next Friday (14th February) on Stax Records.
With his debut single ‘Just A Little’ having already racked up over 400,000 combined streams and broken into the top 200 in the German Airplay Chart in under 11 days, Finnish singer-songwriter Tomi Saario has today unveiled the track’s acoustic version,
‘A remarkable talent. Takes the baton from Van Morrison, Bob Dylan, early Bruce Springsteen and Mike Scott, and runs with it’. Sunday Times Culture
Chester Bennington’s pre-Linkin Park band Grey Daze have announced ‘Amends’, a full album of previously unheard music from their undiscovered catalogue, due April 10th via Loma Vista Recordings.
“The video for ‘Ready For More’ is one part Alice, one part Harley, and I think a lot of me. At the time of writing it I was so unsure of who I was, what I was doing or if I could trust myself. I was my own worst enemy.”
Maximalist staging and fiendishly catchy songs from the Disney alumni make for a night of escapist pop fun. – The Guardian
Scottish composer Wuh Oh spoke to us about his music, his plans and much more.
Our fourth album as Baby Chaos represented a very different challenge to album three,” explains singer and guitarist Chris Gordon
“I’ve always been a huge fan of Eddie Van Halen,” Satriani says. “In my mind, he just crystallized that era. The late ‘70s and early ‘80s, he kind of saved rock guitar. So that’s what I would have been doing.”