Kiss From The Balcony bears all the hallmarks of Madeline Kenney ’s previous work with her unassuming presence, and layer upon layer of textures and sounds that leaves you discovering something new at ...

Steve Spithray talks to the Sunderland rockers about how the region’s bleak industrial past fed into their aggressive but ...

Indie pop artist Jade Bird brings a versatile collection of hook-laden alternative pop tracks with fantastic and frantic ...

Durham Brass Festival has never been afraid to mix things up, and this year’s collaborations are proof of that. Indie icons ...

London jazz septet Kokoroko’s second record embraces their Afrobeat sensibilities and turns attentions to the matters of the ...

Ruth Clinton of Landless along with John Dermody and Cormac MacDiarmada of Lankum are Poor Creature producing a debut album of reinterpreted traditional Irish folk songs. Featuring completely new ...

The EP – from the haunting harmonious drive-time opener Where Are We Going? to the gritty roadhouse rocker The Thrill, to the ...

Alive is a fun song, and clearly born out of extreme diligence and skill by Domineeky. The positivity and vibrancy of the production mixes with the unique vocals and passionate delivery as the track ...

Central Arcade cite a long list of inspirations for their new EP; from the foot-tapping, infectious indie guitar of Cold ...

The Newcastle-based indie quartet give us an exclusive listen to their brand new single, ahead of its release on Friday 11th ...

Steve Spithray talks to the Maxïmo Park guitarist about his affecting new solo album and how it manages to combine his twin passions of music and painting ...