Back in 2016, the return of Blink-182 was quite the hark back. Joined by Alkaline Trio’s Matt Skiba, serving as the replacement for now-space enthusiast Tom DeLonge, their comeback coincided at the same time as the world endured a summer of being glued to their phones catching Pokémon in a nostalgia overload of mega proportions. Read More
After only a year since the release of their much-loved third studio album, ‘Bloody Lovely’, Australian outfit DZ Deathrays are embracing change in more ways than one on their newest record, ‘Positive Rising, Part 1’. Read More
From angsty teenage pop-punks to one of the UK’s biggest rock acts, You Me At Six have certainly had a steady and successful rise over the past ten years or so. Read More
The indie-punk genre is really thriving at the moment, and one of the bands responsible for lighting that spark is Brighton three-piece, Gender Roles. Read More
“There’s been a bunch of discussions, online and elsewhere, about the release of my forthcoming eighth studio album, ‘No Man’s Land'”, Frank Turner opens his blog post addressing his somewhat conceptual eighth studio album. Read More
Australia has always seemed to birth solid alternative acts over the years, and in Press Club, it seems that we have yet another. Read More
Deaf Havana have had such a plethora of sounds under their one name that there’s bound to be at something out there that every alternative music lover can enjoy. The band have become notorious for Read More
Once known as Kamikaze Girls, the duo of Lucinda Livingstone and Conor Dawson recently rebranded as Cultdreams (after reconsidering the history of the term), taking their next steps forward after an excellent debut in 2017’s ‘Seafoam’. Read More
Of Monsters & Men are as synonymous with their breakthrough track ‘Little Talks’ as any successful band with a major hit single have been, with that particular folk-pop number being a song you’ve most definitely heard, even if you think that you haven’t. Read More
Landon Tewers, frontman of metalcore outfit The Plot In You, has returned with another solo album, following up 2016’s ‘Dynamite’ with further insight into the dark side of his mind across an emotion-heavy nine tracks. Read More
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