​ The 90s were a time like no other, from the sticky floors of the Hacienda to Liam Gallagher vs Sporty Spice and the chaos of Woodstock 99. Even those who weren’t there know its significance. A lot has changed since then. Oasis aren’t fighting each other, floppy disks are no more, and neither is Woodstock or Warped Tour. There’s much that could be brought back, and should be, but most of all for The Radio Addicts, it’s Britpop. In an undeniably anthemic style, they’re making

No matter how beautiful something may be, there always comes a time when it must end; it can be heartbreaking, confusing, and dizzying. For country singer Ruby Lily and her latest single ‘My Turn Now’, though, it is something she is boldly taking in her stride, choosing to forge her own path rather than be led astray by uncertainty. ​ From the get-go, ’My Turn Now’ embodies a brilliant balance throughout with a vibrantly vulnerable lyricism and effortlessly heartwarming music

With soft as a cloud musical layers, and a sweetly raw poeticness, Zoe Unsworth is ready to enter her most introspective era yet, in the form of her stunning new single ‘Daisy’, which is certain to leave a passionately dreamy mark far beyond its first listen. Within seconds, this passionate take on heartbreak sweeps its listener off their feet, with a delicate yet reassuring sense of resonance for one-sided love and feeling second best and a beautifully weaving musicality of

​Sheffield indie rock four-piece The Klementines may have only been together a year, but their debut single ‘Someone’ is solid in every way, and perfect for fans of The Sundays and The Smiths Alike. ​ From the get-go,’ Someone’ builds from dreamy harmonies and bright reverb guitar and bass riffs into a musical experience that is both yearning yet certain in its approach by its swirling The Sundays-style bridge. This isn’t just a track but an intimately honest offering that a

photo credit:loumacphoto There is no reinvention and transformation without some degree of letting go; it feels aching and melancholic yet hopeful for what may lie ahead. For Velvet, it is those exact aforementioned sensations that have informed their newest single and first release in three years,’ Under The Water,’ and created a listening experience that feels refreshingly healing. ​ Crafted by a brand new line-up, and a Pixies' ‘Where’s My Mind’ esque atmosphere,’ Under Th

In a season of change and new beginnings, it can feel like there’s increased pressure to be perfect; many of us feeling like we’re stepping on eggshells when comes to sharing our hearts and vulnerabilities with peers or scared to make even one move out of fear of shame and judgement, even though many of these feelings don’t matter in the grand scheme of things and only harm those around them. ​For Morecambe Bay-based country artist Amy Jo , it is time to change that narrative

Photos by Dane Turner Corby’s Luna Rosa has never been one to take music lightly, whether it's their full-throttle musical atmospheres that move and groove the soul or breathtaking live performances. When it comes to their newest musical era, boldly introduced by their powerful new single ‘The Luge’, their dedication to their craft has only become more pow

From the former ancient swamps of Fenland rises a debut EP that weaves a rich, raw folklore. It feels like a call from a cathartically dark past, while also serving as a powerful warning from the future: it's 'Eel Land' from Eels! Eels! Eels! , a debut that instantly whisks listeners away to another world with its psychedelically vibrant rhythms and swirling, ominous grooves to deliver a powerful folklore drawn from home turf tales and personal musings. ​ From ‘Owls’, with it

Luna Rosa are back with a ferocious anthemic empowering strength in the form of their latest single, ‘The Luge’ , that quickly proves the Corby post punk 4-piece to be a musical giant to be reckoned with, especially when it comes to standing up to personal demons. From the get-go, 'The Luge' hooks you in with a bold, powerhouse musicality of striking guitars and punchy, gritty percussion to create a brilliant musical combination that feels both intensely cathartic yet vi

When the world feels uncertain, there are many things a person may turn to find their spark again amongst the darkness, whether it's subconsciously rewatching the same show hundreds of times, cutting your split ends, scrubbing a room high and low or scrolling social media for hours looking for something that’ll bring even a little bit of joy. For Birkinheads Roxanne and The Reprobates, it may be something she knows well; however, instead of letting it get her down, she's putt