It’s been quite a whirlwind for Liverpool’s Loathe recently. Their second full-length, ‘I Let It In And It Took Everything’, only dropped eight days ago, but even before its release, anyone invested felt like there was something special about to happen. Read More
Always on the hunt for new artists and bands to love and adore, we here at DEAD PRESS! have pulled a bunch together who we reckon will rise and make a name for themselves in 2020. Who knows? One may even become your new favourite band. Read More
British upstarts Phoxjaw have unveiled a video for ‘Whale, Whale, Whale’, the latest single to come from their ‘A Playground For Sad Adults’ EP, which was released earlier this year. Read More
Often held up as a beacon in the underground festival circuit, 2000 Trees Festival is regularly touted as the best festival around by those who’ve been, and with good reason too. Read More
Bristol’s Phoxjaw have just released their second EP ‘A Playground For Sad Adults’ that sees the band experimental with the sound yet maintain the familiar grunge, shoegaze and dissonance that we heard on ‘Goodbye Dinosaur…’ Read More
Recently signing with Hassle Records, Bristol’s Phoxjaw come forth with their second EP, ‘A Playground For Sad Adults’. Experimental yet familiar, the release sees the quartet take equal influence in grunge, shoegaze and dissonance. Read More
In just over a week, British up-and-comers Phoxjaw will be dropping their second EP, ‘A Playground For Sad Adults’, but before then they’ve shared a new single from it called ‘Monday Man’. Read More
Bristol up-and-comers Phoxjaw have a bunch of good news to share. Not only have they signed over to Hassle Records, but they’ve also announced details of a new EP too. Read More
Just coming off of a run supporting Black Peaks across the UK, Bristol’s Phoxjaw have just confirmed a headline stint of their own to gear them up ahead of a few festival spots. Read More
Growing from strength-to-strength every year, Cheltenham’s 2000 Trees Festival might have just done it again by announcing their first wave of acts for the 2019 line-up. Prepare yourselves, ’cause it’s a big one. Read More
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