Tag: alternative rock
Album Review: The Cranberries – In The End
The much-anticipated final album In The End from Irish alternative rock band The Cranberries arrived on 26th April 2019, the year of the band’s 30th...
An interview with Harbor & Home’s Kaleb Williams
As the world of digital music continues to grow exponentially bigger, with songs by global megastars now receiving billions of streams, it’s curious to...
Songs with Soul – Radiohead’s A Moon Shaped Pool and the...
A Moon Shaped Pool starts at the end. All screeching strings and thudding drums, “Burn the Witch” is a burning forest, a cacophonous apocalypse...
Live Review: DMA’s at Exeter Phoenix
A week of stunning, sunny weather across Exeter and the UK meant Exeter Phoenix was a glowing place to visit on a Tuesday evening...
Album Review: DMA’s – For Now
DMA's are an Australian rock band who have been receiving a lot of attention of recent. They have a very interesting cross-section of influences, ranging...
Live Review: Frightened Rabbit @ Bristol Trinity
Playing in a repurposed old gothic church couldn’t be any more suiting for Frightened Rabbit’s melancholic brand of alternative rock. Having grafted their way...
Micro-Genres? Schmicro-Schmenres!
People want to use hyphens when they describe the music they listen to. Rarely will you ask someone what kind of stuff they’re into...
Inherently Anti-Social: An Interview with Drenge
As a budding guitarist and self-confessed rock music lover, the opportunity to interview a band like Drenge was one of the reasons I took...
Radiohead’s Thom Yorke confirmed as guest of honour at Pret a...
Amazingly, in my first week as online music co-editor, I’ve had the luck of landing the most insightful, and at the same time, most...
Album Review: Nada Surf – You Know Who You Are
After almost a four year hiatus, Nada Surf have returned to the music scene with an almighty bang, in the form of their new...
