Tag: post-punk

• Your Hidden Gems #14 – September Edition

  Sep 13

  So, after the fallout of Summer, we return to sharing some of our favourite artists this week that may not necessarily be on your radar just yet. These are your… more ›

• Hak Baker: “Worlds End FM” Album Review – Baker brings back nostalgic noughties

  Aug 24

  Hak Baker, one of the most prominent black artists in the alternative scene, shares his limb of London Life through a shade left of Mike Skinner and Pete Doherty. Superimposed… more ›

• Grian Chatten: “Chaos For The Fly” Album Review – A tender debut for the Fontaines frontman

  Jul 17

  A timeless airy debut filled with traditional folky fruits, Chaos For The Fly is Grian’s floating thought bubble of introspection. Rare moments of respite, retrospection and an awful lot of… more ›

• Being Dead: “When Horses Would Run” Album Review – relentless and chaotic in all the right places…!

  Jul 15

  WHEN HORSES WOULD RUN: It’s a startling debut for the Texan trio as they strive for surf rock, avant-garde post-punk – and everything in-between. Being Dead: America’s #1 Sweethearts. Being… more ›

• Public Body: “Big Mess” Album Review – Fast Brighton punk falls short of the mark

  Jul 13

  Blistering Brighton six-piece deliver their own version of modern life is rubbish with their debut Big Mess – A real blur of frenetic energy. Calloused fingertips; waning eyesight from the… more ›