Articles by: Sam Ford

If you’ve not invested the time into Brighton’s Fur just yet, it’s probably best that you address that situation now. The South Coast four piece indulge in throwback sounds of the fifties and sixties to create unapologetic pop songs ready…

Powered by vicious chords and buoyed by a fervent sing-along chorus, the new single from London 5-piece Yassassin is a defiant call-to-arms, reaffirming their existence and predicting ‘the children gonna wake up’. The quintet navigate today’s charged climate with barbed…

After her hugely successful tour with Sports Team and a string of festival dates including The Great Escape on the horizon, Dutch songwriter Pip Blom has released a brand new single in the form of the raucous ‘Pussycat’ as well…

If you’re familiar with London’s small venues, pubs and club nights, you’ll be familiar with the names Peeping Drexels and Honkies. Two bands who have been putting the ground work in playing support slots to hone their craft and build…

The latest offering from Hull’s Lumer arrives in two parts; a spectral, harrowing anarcho-noise manifesto for an alternative future entitled BURN/BLEED. Boasting a vocal that seemingly represents some swamp-dwelling juggernaut summoned from the fog to tackle “power, corruption and lies”, its…

Though their name might imply a lack of clarity, Oxford’s Haze demonstrate focus in abundance on latest offering ‘Ladz Ladz Ladz’, released via Permanent Creeps on April 27th. Boiling hot but never spilling over, it’s that special brand of ramshackle post-punk that…