Review: PVRIS @Manchester Academy
When in April 2015 a fledgeling Pvris took to the stage of Manchester’s Academy 3, they could hardly of known that one short year later...
The Walking Dead: Season 6 finale review (SPOILERS)
I can safely say I have never felt so disturbed, angry and physically and mentally emotional whilst watching ANY TV episode or movie than...
No Small Children interview.
I remember reading an article about bass guitarist Horace Panter, otherwise known as Sir Horace Gentleman of the English ska-punk band,...
RattleMag's TOP 10 ACTS AT READING AND LEEDS 2016.
With summer quickly approaching, it only means one thing, festival season is arriving! We have came up with a top 10 list of acts you...
LIVE REVIEW: Grimes @Manchester Academy.
Four years after her last visit, Grimes returns to Manchester to tour her most recent album Art Angels. Grimes: Photo by Nuno Ferreira...
REVIEW: Theory of a Deadman, Manchester Ritz.
This was the second time that Theory of a Deadman have visited Manchester while promoting their Savages album, having previously sold out...
REVIEW: Therapy, Manchester Academy.
Photo (Therapy?): Jack Barker Having not really followed Therapy? closely over the years, 'Nowhere' is the only song that I could...
FEATURE: Meet Tio Rico.
Tio Rico are a three piece band that creates a funky blend of Ska, grunge and punk into one trippy smoothy. Harsh drumming, fluid vocals,...
REVIEW: Fun Lovin' Crinimals, Manchester.
Fun Lovin' Criminals, an iconic band from New York City with a musical style spanning multiple genres have recently reached the 20th...
Yung Lean: Warlord review.
Yung Lean and his Sad boys are back with his third Studio Album, “Warlord”. The 19 year old rappers career took off in 2013 after...
