Tweet It arrived today, the present to myself that has been three years in the making. Three long, dark, desperate years. Nathaniel Rateliff has always tackled heavy subject matter in his writing; be it alcoholism, divorce, or death. His third solo album, ‘And It’s Still Alright’, was a direct and […]
Read More
Live Next Week at Brighton Dome
Bethany-Jo O’Neill previews next weeks line up of live music at Brighton Dome
Read More
Royal Blood: There’s No Place Like Home
Matt Jones reviews Royal Blood’s long-awaited homecoming show at the Brighton Centre
Read MoreAlbum Review: Waterparks – Greatest Hits: An honest reflection of mental health during a pandemic
Waterparks return with the fourth album Greatest Hits. An album full of maturity cementing them as the scene leaders.
Read MoreThe Power of Grassroots Music During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Frankie Elliott reports on the grassroots music community’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic
Read MoreA journey of self-acceptance, identity, and trauma: album review- ‘Build a Problem’ by Dodie.
Tweet Dodie’s debut album ‘Build a Problem’ is a soundtrack of lost love, relationships, and sexuality. The Essex born, YouTube raised, singer-songwriter has bared her soul across 22 songs of folk-pop, comprising of fan favourites posted on her YouTube in 2016, to new unheard tracks. Fans of Dodie will probably […]
Read More
