Featured Image: Jake Osman If we hadn’t already realised that rock threw out the rule book years ago, we need only look to Kid Brunswick a.k.a Harry James – an artist consecutively pushing the boundaries on every attention-grabbing release. After changing his name from Brunswick to Kid Brunswick for legal reasons, this self-proclaimed ‘grunge lord’ is ruling…
Featured Image: Press You may recognise Lauren Tate as Hands Off Gretel’s ferocious frontwoman. During the pandemic, the self-styled rage queen unveiled a new alter ego in the form of Delilah Bon. After hearing stories about sexual harassment at gigs from women at her shows, the 23-year-old was prompted to take matters into her own hands,…
Featured Image: Jordan Curtis Hughes A band where their name more than likely precedes them, Pale Waves, has built up a well-earned reputation for their signature goth-pop sound and purely for being themselves. The latter is a quality often lost in the scramble for fame, but this four-piece has made it clear that their focus is…
Featured Image: Nile Marr by Anthony Harrison We can probably all agree that 2020 hasn’t been the most forgiving year that we’ve faced. However, what has been undeniably impressive is how artists and those involved in the creative sectors have definitely risen to the challenge. Whether they’ve taken part in live streams, interviews over Zoom,…
aAh! Magazine catches up with Pop-Soul artist Mali Hayes ahead of her upcoming Art School Live premiere on Sunday 20th December Photography: Evan Wilson Manchester-based artist Mali Hayes has been cooking up a storm recently, with her signature sound, successfully fusing together RnB, jazz, and soul. Her latest track ‘Save Ourselves’ is a wonderful introduction…
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