“LANY showed off why they’re one of the fastest rising groups in rock with a captivating and creative performance… Paul Jason Klein worked the crowd, gently crooning about loss and healing with the charisma of a seasoned R&B star.”– Billboard
If you are SO over the schmaltzy-ness of Valentines Day, then TRAPPER SCHOEPP may well have the antidote you’ve been waiting for…
“… They’re strange people from Liverpool. I don’t wanna say they’re dirty, they look a little weird, but they rock like crazy …” IGGY POP
“Encompassing ‘80s-steeped synth-pop, desert rock, electro-Strokes dynamism and melodic laptop experiments, The Killers guitarist’s solo venture is a triumph.” – NME
Fast-rising Manchester guitar-pop collective LARKINS have released their brand new single ‘TV Dream’.
A CERTAIN RATIO – who celebrate their 40th anniversary this year – have shared details of a new box set, ACR:BOX, out on Mute…
“I’m absolutely buzzing to finally be able to announce my debut album. I never thought I’d get to the point where I’d be able to release a proper album and I ABSOLUTELY never thought that when I did, I would give it a name as stupid I have, but here we are.”
Peter Taylor said: “The reaction to this year’s Lytham Festival continues to be phenomenal. We’ve had amazing artists over the years, but we’ve never had a full line up as strong as we do for 2019. To now be adding both Tom Grennan and Jade Bird as the support artists for Stereophonics is brilliant.”
“We’ve seen off eight Prime Ministers, 12 England managers and a nasty bout of lumbago. But, it’s not the endless achievements, not the unforgettable memories, it’s the fact we’re even still alive! (and miraculously in the rudest of health, thanks for asking.) Raise your glasses, lower your swords ‘arise sir Madness!’ Get stuck in! Here’s to the next 40!”
“…this isn’t good-time, aspirational, radio-friendly pop. But for anyone in need of music that articulates their concerns or helps them to work through their troubles–or anyone who simply appreciates blistering, intelligent punk – they might just be Britain’s most necessary band.” – The Guardian