JLS new album 2.0 to be released in December
Tasnin H Athay
Following their recent reunion fans of the English boy band, JLS can now look forward to the release of their latest album JLS 2.0 on December 3. Describing themselves now…
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Blossoms Continue to bloom with their latest album
Megan Robinson
4/5 stars Known for their indie-pop style, Blossoms third album Foolish Loving Spaces sees them go down a different path as they experiment with groovy guitars, disco and electro-rock. The…
Will this be unlucky no.13 for Green Day?
Green Day have barely done any interviews since their 2016 album Revolution Radio and have been very secretive about their latest project, Father Of All…. The American punk-rockers 13th studio…
The newest album from Irish originated band The Script: all or nothing?
Nicole M Pihan
Those who know The Script will confirm it. Those who are yet to discover them will eventually come to this conclusion. They are like a long-term relationship: it is starting…
MGMT: Little excitement in the dark age
Rikke Nylund
MGMT’s new album Little Dark Age is a well thoughtout album. Each tune manages to stand out from their originality which is impressive. However it does not deliver all the…
KU comedy crew thrive on ‘stupid, immature and really vile humour’
Lacey Jones
Once a month, comedy band Dor Slammers drunkenly stumble their way to the Fighting Cocks stage to perform in front of a loyal, rowdy crowd.
Review: Swim Deep at Banquet Records and Hippodrome
Rebecca Gouldbourne
Indie pop band, Swim Deep, played an acoustic set at Banquet Records, Kingston, yesterday before heading off for another performance at a New Slang night in Hippodrome, just days after…
The Overtones make their mark
River Reporter
The River interviews singer Mike Crawshaw from The Overtones
Review: London Grammar – If You Wait
London Grammar are one of the breakout acts of 2013: does their debut album live up to expectations?
“Living the dream” – new band Humbug champion the indie music scene
"Bah Humbug" - two words not yet uttered by the indie band, as the new year brings success and new London following.