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Wallice’s debut album, The Jester, is a delightful mixed bag of emotions and styles, all wrapped up in her signature wit. With 14 tracks of genre hopping goodness, she takes listeners on a journey through the ups and downs of young adulthood, laced with equal parts humour and vulnerability. It’s as if she’s managed to…
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On 18 November 2024, Wasia Project took to the stage at SWX in Bristol, delivering a performance that was equal parts heartfelt and energetic. The sibling duo, Olivia Hardy and William Gao, showed exactly why they’ve been gaining so much attention, with a set that blended their unique alt-pop and jazzy sounds beautifully. The setlist…
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Sunday night found us in Brighton watching FEET perform at Dust, a small grassroots venue in the Brighton lanes. FEET, an English quintet formed in Coventry in 2016, released their sophomore album ‘Make It Up’ this summer and are amidst a UK headline tour of it. Having been described as “quintessentially English” and “wonky britpop”,…
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It’s been 16 years since The Cure released any new material, but after what feels like forever they’re back with Songs Of A Lost World. An album that delivers a poignant collection of tracks that capture the band’s signature depth and emotion. Steeped in themes of loss, reflection, and longing, it feels like both a…
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After teasing an announcement on their social media, Inhaler bring us news of a new tour for their much anticipated third studio album, Open Wide. Currently on a tour of North America, they have already given us a taste of their new songs, with unreleased tracks Eddie in the Darkness, A Question of You, and…