Following their recent reunion fans of the English boy band, JLS can now look forward to the release of their …
Blossoms Continue to bloom with their latest album
4/5 stars Known for their indie-pop style, Blossoms third album Foolish Loving Spaces sees them go down a different path …
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 …
The newest album from Irish originated band The Script: all or nothing?
Those who know The Script will confirm it. Those who are yet to discover them will eventually come to this …
MGMT: Little excitement in the dark age
MGMT’s new album Little Dark Age is a well thoughtout album. Each tune manages to stand out from their originality …
KU comedy crew thrive on ‘stupid, immature and really vile humour’
Once a month, comedy band Dor Slammers drunkenly stumble their way to the Fighting Cocks stage to perform in front …
Review: Swim Deep at Banquet Records and Hippodrome
Indie pop band, Swim Deep, played an acoustic set at Banquet Records, Kingston, yesterday before heading off for another performance …
The Overtones make their mark
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.