Category: UK Music
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YOUR NEW MUSIC FRIDAY 03/02 – Young Fathers, Sunny Way, The Go! Team, Somebody’s Child + The Waeve
Young Fathers: Heavy Heavy: “Still young, after some years, even as the heavy, heavy weight of the world seems to grow day by day.” An unrestrained passion of energy and soul rips into the very fabrics of Young Fathers’ new chapter. From day one, (or TAPE ONE) Alloysious Massaquoi, Kayus Bankole and G. Hastings we’re […]
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YOUR NEW MUSIC FRIDAY: 14/10
This week, we see the likes of The 1975, Red Hot Chilli Peppers and new blink-182 with Tom DeLonge officially back in the line-up after his alien-spotting escapade. Oh, and October Drift releasing an album in October. Who’d have thought, eh? Being Funny in a Foreign Language//: Ah yes, the band that aren’t afraid to […]
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YOUR NEW MUSIC FRIDAY: 30/09
Time to wrap up warm, this is your NMF for the final September as we enter unchartered waters into wintery October. Have a deep dive down: The End, So Far//: An era-defining moment for nu metal transcending genres, Sipknot are not exactly your run-of-the-mill metal band. They’re certainly one of a kind. And it’s unlikely […]
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Let’s Talk: Will the UK’s energy bill crisis affect our independent music venues?
“The uncertainty is the worst thing.” Today, The Guardian released a conversation piece surrounding an example venue of Band on the Wall in Manchester as our grass-root venues up and down the country face difficulty in startling energy prices skyrocket in order to maintain the upkeep of an already struggling venue industry. On an annual […]
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Aitch: ‘Close to Home’ album review – striving with Mancunian ambition (100x)
Success stays forever, but the pain goes quick: From growing up in the gutters to the legacy of others, and finally falling back to his home-grounds in his beloved city, Aitch reaches new-bound maturity with his debut album. It’s been quite a few crazy years for Manchesters’ newest poster boy – in the figurative and […]
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