Music should be an exciting experience, whether this is through chilling melodies and haunting lyrics or pogoing around your bedroom to your new favourite band. Pipes provide excitement of the latter kind serving up a …

Fresh from opening up the Evolution festival in Newcastle, North East band Polarsets have the confidence and the songs to make a name for themselves in the next year. The three-piece …

Hailing from Belfast, Not Squares have perfected that type of ESG meeting Q and Not U indie dance that you used to go nuts to back in your third year of uni.  Marrying out-there yelps, …

Boy have we got a treat for you today, and it comes in the synth-ridden form of Icelandic electro band FM Belfast. Okay, so their arrival to the music scene may not be hot off …

Washed Out is the solo work of one Ernest Green, a young guy from Georgia who makes bedroom synthpop that sounds like the sparse, distant electro pop of ’80s pioneers Visage combined with the melodic …

Psych-electronic trio Lemonade are an undiscovered gem of musical loveliness, producing epic warehouse filling soundscapes full of genre-spanning noise. With a spontaneous mix of dub, electronica, grime and jungle, their sound is experimental to say …

To stand out in a market filled to saturation point with long-haired, skinny-jeaned boys with guitars is a considerable feat. The Postelles achieve this with ease, blending saccharinely sweet tunes with a Motown sound that …

A three-piece from the flourishing DIY scene in Dalston, Male Bonding have become something of a fixture on the North London warehouse scene ever since they ripped up that insane house party thing called Rage …

Relatively new to the jazz scene, Portico Quartet have been causing waves over the past couple of years with their unique ethereal, unearthly and haunting sound. Their music embraces a world of …

Gentle Friendly are possibly the best example of musical trial and error, with members David Morris and Daniel Boyle having played in a plethora of bands before settling into their musical niche of experimental electronica. …

It might be the sea air or something, but Brighton seems to have this uncanny ability to spew out amazing bands almost at will. It’s as if at the end of each day everybody who …

Lofty Heights is the name of a friend of ours called Greg Griffin who lives in this gigantic warehouse up in Manor House. Possibly because he’s living miles away from a decent pub, he spends …