Interviews

Take a look at our long list of interviews with the latest upcoming & established bands!

Interview - Led by Lanterns (Live @ The Key Club)

This interview was conducted live with Shaun & Chris of Led by Lanterns a couple of hours before they played their final show in Leeds on 30th July 2021.

Interview - Signs of Progress

Signs of Progress are based in Florida, USA! Their members consist of;

Interview - Drag Me Down

Drag me Down are based in Swindon, UK and consist of;

Interview - Last Letters

Last Letters is a one-man-band from New York, USA! Consisting of; Charles Iwuc.

Review - The Petty Saints (Long Way Home)

17 Aug 2021

San Diego based 4 piece ‘The Pretty Saints’ have dropped their debut record ‘Long Way Home,’ a Pop-Rock album of radio friendly anthems.

Review - Halfway Atlantic (Back to Austin)

3 Aug 2021

Halfway Atlantic have perfectly encapsulated the sound of 2010s Pop-Punk in their new single ‘Back To Austin.’ Similar in theme and sound to Mayday Parade’s ‘Jamie All Over’, the new single by the Texas natives is one for a Pop-Punk summer and I imagine if this was released by an artist such as Real Friends or The Wonder Years, it would be a highlight of their set.

Review - The Camel City Blackouts (Wild Card)

28 Jul 2021

If you miss the sound of early 2000s punk rock then The Camel City Blackouts’ new EP will be right up your street. The first track ‘Memory’ is a raw, 4 chord, Green Day-esque earworm that wouldn’t seem out of place on the likes of ‘Dookie’ or ‘Nimrod.’

Review - Derek Christensen (Seasick)

27 Jul 2021

‘Seasick’ is the kind of song you’d expect to hear back in 2003 when you woke up from a lie in on a weekend and switched on MTV and tried to forget about all the homework you had to do for Monday. With both a sound and a demeanor similar to that of The Offspring, Derek Christensen’s new single is a blast from the past but in a modern way. Unlike albums from the likes of The Offspring, which, although sound awesome, are very raw, Derek has somehow managed to keep the rawness but up the production value of it so it’s effectively very clear rawness - It’s awesome!

Review - Promise Game (Any Reason to Party)

23 Jul 2021

After the last 18 months that we have all had, we could all do with a party and that’s exactly what Promise Game offers with their new single ‘Any Reason To Party.’

Review - Light Grey (Disassociate)

22 Jul 2021

This is a track which, if possible, would burn into the skin. Such pessimism trickles through too, even though there is a lovely upbeat overlay, with poppy elements trying to shroud out the despair these musicians feel. It is not an urgent tug of war between love and hate, but at moments, love becomes a growth that will not subside, dreams become knotted in disillusionment. And when those soft instrumentals come into play, the song rapidly changes pace, and the lyrics channel light aggression.

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