Field Day Tunes

This year’s Field Day line up looks to be as good as ever, with the awesome Caribou, Ex Hex, Django Django, Tei Shi, Eagulls, Hookworms, FKA Twigs, Mac DeMarco, Jack Garratt, Shura and more taking to the stages in Victoria Park on the 6th and 7th June. To whet your appetite, the good crew at

Visions Festival

In the year when the successful Camden Crawl folded, the outlook for Visions was mixed. Was the RIP of CC a sign that we are over wristband festivals, or was it just that new blood is needed. After a successful debut last year, the Hackney one-dayer, with 28 bands playing across four venues, complete with

La Bête Blooms – Wishing I Could Kill

Proof that beautiful songs are not always born in the most beautiful places, Hull based La Bete Blooms have released Wishing I Could Kill, just over four and a half minutes dreamy glistening pop a la The Cure, The Pixies and contemporaries The Pains of Being Pure of Heart. Tossing hi hats that quiver gently as

Radio – Thoughts & Rhythms Sept 9th

Dearly Beloved – For Her The Growlers – Humdrum Blues Eagulls – Nerve Endings Splashh – Something’s Here Top Less – Danger Love Youth Lagoon – Raspberry Cane Yoofs – For Her Spirits Flow – Then Comes Silence Too Dead Young Friends – Inside Your Head Dead Leaf Echo – Kingmaker Love Inks – Solar

Eagulls – Nerve Endings

Just signed to Partisan Records, Leeds four piece Eagulls haven’t lost any of the smudged speedy snarl that first caused a splash when they released debut single Council Flat Blues on Not Even Records. Urgent and energetic, Nerve Endings speeds along, all smudged and snarling. From its opening distorted fuzz it throws itself at you,