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Articles by: Neve Dawson

by 17 Sep 2024

Listen: Brighton’s Flip Top Head Share New Single ‘So Much for Mole Catching’ and Announce EP

‘So Much For Mole Catching’ showcases the band in all their self-made glory, flitting between the essences of indie-folk and post-punk.

by 04 Jul 2024

Listen: Brighton’s Ideal Living Share Double Single ‘Roam’/’OFD’

‘Roam’ and ‘OFD’ explore, through the lens of modernism, the heavily intertwined themes of urbanisation and loneliness. 

by 18 Jun 2024

Listen: Fontaines D.C. Share Second Single ‘Favourite’ from Upcoming New Album ‘ROMANCE’

Favourite is a song for the summer, and a warm one at that. 

by 06 Jun 2024

Review: Pem’s Debut EP ‘Cloud Work’ is Filled with Hair-Raising Vulnerability and Poignantly Introspective Lyrics

Ethereal vocals blend seamlessly into acoustic instrumentals reminiscent of Angel Olsen and rising stars Mary in the Junkyard. 

by 22 May 2024

Listen: Amyl and The Sniffers Return with New Single ‘U Should Not Be Doing That’

Melbourne-based punk rock band Amyl and The Sniffers are back with new track ‘U Should Not Be Doing That’.

by 17 Apr 2024

Listen: FEET Have Shared ‘Sit Down’ from Upcoming Album ‘Make It Up’

Crease-pop slash post-punk rockers FEET are back with their latest single ‘Sit Down’

by 10 Apr 2024

Listen: Goat Girl Share Second Single ‘Motorway’ from Upcoming New Album ‘Below The Waste’

‘Motorway’ maps the shared experience of sitting in the back seat of a car as a child watching the world go by, repeatedly asking along the M5 ‘are we there yet’.

by 02 Apr 2024

Listen: New York’s Lip Critic Share New Single ‘In the Wawa (Convinced I Am God)’

Accompanied by Lip Critic’s most enticing music video yet, the band reiterate the song’s political message as they attempt to raid their music label’s office in an attempt to reclaim the music as their own.

by 13 Sep 2023

Listen: Hotline TNT Share ‘I Thought You’d Change’ and Announce Album ‘Cartwheel’

‘I Thought You’d Change’ provides an immediate delve into the dark and gloomy waters of self-doubt and romantic conundrums.