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“It Doesn’t Make You Flawed”: Black Honey’s Izzy B. Phillips on the complexities of being a woman, their explosive sophomore album and Samurai swords in the studio

27th March 2021 By Camilla Whitfield 0 47

Featured Image: Laura Allard Fleischl A band with enough spark to light a revolution and then send the music world crashing down in their wake, indie-rock band Black Honey are determined to tackle social norms with their sophomore album, Written & Directed – all while maintaining their signature cinematic twist. The Brighton-based band consists of lead singer and guitarist…
Culture, Interview, Music
“We’ve never been a studio band it’s been pretty tough”: FUDGE. on their DIY ethics, forthcoming EP & wildest gig memories with 80-year-old fans

17th March 2021 By Camilla Whitfield 0 83

Featured Image: @split.milk An emerging band championing the DIY ethic in the modern age and self-described on their Instagram as ‘officially Not Tame’, FUDGE. are forging their own path from the local Leeds music scene and beyond. The band consists of vocalist Cam Hope, drummer Angus Bates, bassist Tom Shea, and guitarist Otto Calladine-Baldwin. According…
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“We were meant to play ‘Lay Down’ but our drummer read the setlist wrong”: DMA’S’ guitarist Johnny Took on their forthcoming ‘Live at Brixton’ album, an unreleased track and the strangest way he’s written a song

2nd March 2021 By Camilla Whitfield 0 645

Featured Image: Andy Cotterill As a band often compared to legendary Mancunian bands such as Oasis and The Stone Roses, described as “biblical” by Liam Gallagher and as “adopted Mancs” by Liam Fray – it’s not surprising that most listeners mistake the DMA’S’ heritage as British. Since their formation over a decade ago and the…
Culture, Music, Review
Review: Genre-Defying Artist Ted When Releases an Enchantingly Cinematic Video With Black Lake for Moving Track ‘Nothing Left’

23rd February 2021 By Camilla Whitfield 0 64

Featured Image: Adri Law Nashville-based artist Ted When is an accomplished singer, songwriter, and producer, intent on shaking up the music scene one cinematically articulated release at a time. It almost feels wrong to pigeonhole him into a certain genre as his music is an eclectic mix of indie-pop with elements of electronica and psychedelia. Building on…
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Single Review of Grunge-Pop Outfit Pale Waves’ Empowering Track ‘You Don’t Own Me’ & UK Tour Announcement

16th February 2021 By Camilla Whitfield 0 59

Featured Image: Tom Pullen Pale Waves are continuing to tear down the outdated societal discourse with their latest pop-punk offering, ‘You Don’t Own Me’ – a track with enough spark to ignite a much-needed revolution. Consisting of frontwoman Heather Baron-Gracie, drummer Ciara Doran, guitarist Hugo Silvani and bassist Charlie Wood, the band has long cemented…

“It Doesn’t Make You Flawed”: Black Honey’s Izzy B. Phillips on the complexities of being a woman, their explosive sophomore album and Samurai swords in the studio

“We’ve never been a studio band it’s been pretty tough”: FUDGE. on their DIY ethics, forthcoming EP & wildest gig memories with 80-year-old fans

“We were meant to play ‘Lay Down’ but our drummer read the setlist wrong”: DMA’S’ guitarist Johnny Took on their forthcoming ‘Live at Brixton’ album, an unreleased track and the strangest way he’s written a song

Review: Genre-Defying Artist Ted When Releases an Enchantingly Cinematic Video With Black Lake for Moving Track ‘Nothing Left’

Single Review of Grunge-Pop Outfit Pale Waves’ Empowering Track ‘You Don’t Own Me’ & UK Tour Announcement

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