Post-punk was a firmly British institution in the genre’s early glory days.

After all, who doesn’t love the fusion of a humanoid-moth?

What seems to be new, and has come to light with the release of Taylor Swift’s 6th album Reputation, is a legitimising “fan experience” where you have the opportunity to buy tickets for her live shows, dependent on how you interact and use yourself as a promotional vessel for the release of the new album.

A decade on from their meteoric rise, Klaxons’ legacy stands almost as a mere cautionary tale of a band who peaked too early.

We sit down with Glaswegian pop-punk band Lost In Stereo, and talk about what pop punk means to them, their already impressive collaborations and what else we should expect from the young, up-and-coming foursome.

Drab Majesty’s latest release is an ode to a tragedy barely covered by the press outside of the States.

God bless independent venues. In a world where the music industry becomes more about business than artistic expression […]

Where do you put a band who, after fourteen years of radio silence, return in 2014 and, after all that time, decide to set off on the road on a four-date tour across the U.K.? Answer: the Summerhall in Edinburgh

There is a palpable excitement in the air, as we await for 20-year-old Lewis Capaldi to take to […]