Who?
Barth (lead vocals/guitar), Del (lead vocals/guitar). Plus our gang of cronies when we play live: Danielle Wadey (keys/vocals), Hannah LeCheminant (keys/vocals/percussion), Ben Beetham (bass), Jack Wilson (guitar), George MacDonald (drums).
Who?
Luke Branch – Vocals and guitar. Jazz Miell – Guitar. Michael Webster – Bass. Henry Tyler – Drums.
Review: Deap Vally – Sistrionix 2.0
Live4ever Premiere: Stephen EvEns – A Song For Europe… 
Who?
As well as me we have Sonny Greaves on drums, Ali Hetherington on bass and piano, Tom Julian-Jones on harmonica and Chloee Christmas on backing vocals.
Review: J Mascis – What Do We Do Now
Live4ever Premiere: Stephen EvEns – A Song For Europe… 
Who?
Jack Jones – Guitar and lead vocals. Wayne Thomas – Bass and vocals. Kyle Williams – Drums, vocals and piano (and violin after a few drinks).
Marcus (vocals, guitar), Liam (guitar), Nic (bass) and Nath (drums).
Review: IDLES – Tangk… 
Who?
Tarek (drums and lead vocals) Pete (rhythm guitar that chugs like a train and vocals) Andy (surf guitar with all the whammy you can imagine) James (bass and vocals)
Who?
Ian Mackinnon (vocals/guitar) Mick McGeoch (keys) John Boyle (bass) Mark O’Donnell (drums)
Where?All based in Glasgow but Mick hails from Stranraer and Mark from Mallaig.
How?We met each other through mutual friends really. A couple of us had played in a band before this and decided …
Alternative rock as an alternative to rock sounds like an oxymoron.
But Texas’ The Distant Sun aren’t any kind of moronic. This is intelligent and passionate rock, and an alternative to the current rock scene. They are wonderfully reminiscent of alternative rock’s hey day of the late 80s and early …
Never underestimate the power and potential of a lo-fi garage-rock-revival duo; to do so would be foolish if listening to …And the Hangnails‘ latest gem ‘You & I’.
A tune about wrestling with yourself, combating the uncertainties you face when that glance in the mirror is unsure …
To describe the new material from Danish psych-rock duo The Wands as ‘typical’ of them is misleading.
It would suggest they are somewhat one dimensional, or that they opt not to push their musical boundaries. But this is the antithesis of The Wand’s musical ethic; a plethora of influences collaborate …
Sarai Givaty is an upcoming artist from Israel who has already enjoyed big success in her homeland and is now starting to find similar recognition in places as far apart as the UK and Los Angeles. Take a read through this interview to find out more about Sarai:
What is your initial thought when you think of the sprawling megatropolis of Los Angeles and Southern California?
One might think of the surf culture of Venice beach; The Doors playing The Whiskey A Go Go; Iggy Pop getting arrested by the LAPD along Sunset Strip (in a puke stained …
When Oasis’ manager stated that the band, ‘Does not exist anymore’, after an altercation between the Gallagher brothers in the bowels of a Parisian music festival in the summer of 2009, some feared the final nail in the coffin for a brand of contemporary rock & roll music which harks …
Saying someone has ‘the voice of an angel’ is bandied about so much in the media these days, almost to the point of cliche.
At moments like this, it can be almost guaranteed that certain facets of the general populace will roll their eyes, or sit rocking for a beat …
Having safely navigated the devastating torrent of Hurricane Sandy at the back end of October, Long Island-based The Last Internationale are gearing up to release a superstorm of their own in the shape of their blues drenched ‘New York, I Do Mind Dying‘ EP.
The band released …
Newcastle upon Tyne is often vastly underrated for a music scene which has provided us with sixties gritty blues phenomenon The Animals, while the abrasive alt-punk of Maximo Park put the city back on the map during the mid-Noughties indie peak, reminding us that the Geordies should be recognised for …