Drawing influences from punk, grunge and of course Riot Grrrl, The Twistettes produce a super dirty, gritty, lo-fi sound with floor filling drum beats and grinding bass lines. They manage
Kathleen Hannah’s re-current battle with Lyme disease brought The Julie Ruin to a standstill not long after their debut album, Run Fast, was released in 2013. So back in April when they announced that they
With no guitars in sight, Tegan and Sara’s indie sound has been transformed in to synth-pop heaven with addictive 80’s style beats and floor filing melodies. Boyfriend’s intro is reminiscent
A self-described amalgamation of afro, heavy, psych and soul, London based trio VŌDŪN are a unique group of musicians bursting through the midst of the repetitive heavy rock scene. Lead by vocalist Oya (AKA Chantal
An honest and captivating piece of work, Welcome The Worms is one of the best albums of 2016 so far. A testament not only to their talent but also their drive, Bleached have produced
At first listen you could not be blamed for pegging Empire Builder as a rather quaint, folky album with nothing more than one of two choice tracks. However, come across the story
Skating Polly formed in 2009 when step sisters Peyton Bighorse and Kelli Mayo were merely 9 and 14, now enjoying something of success in the US with a supporting slot opening for Babes in Toyland on their worldwide
According to One Man Boycott’s frontman Joe Brewer, Counting The Seconds covers a range of topics including, but not limited to Love, hope, death, addiction, frustration, loss, kidnap, murder and relationships. As any pop-punk loyalist
A self-proclaimed album by The Thermals about technology, love and of course death, We Disappear explores our obsession with all three subjects in a candid yet emotionally fuelled fashion. Tackling our addiction to social
Tacocat are an excellent pop-punk-rock-surf band from Seattle. In their seven years together they have managed to put out a total of nine releases: four EPs, two tapes and three albums, Lost
