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Graham Cooling introduces us to Napoleon IIIrd, the experimental electro pop maestro from Leeds.
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Adam Hockley takes a quick look at KLAUS ahead of his performance at one our favourite Tuesday night haunts.
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Charles Darkly introduces us to Gabby Young and her ‘lovely dysfunctional family’…
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Martyn Cooling introduces us to space-funk songstress Janelle Monae and her debut LP – The ArchAndroid.
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Liam Haynes introduces us to brat-pop star in waiting Sky Ferreira and the Rankin-directed video for her latest single.
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Cherly Burns introduces us to South London-based musician/film-maker collective Breton by way of a quick interview.
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Liam Haynes introduces us to Essex five-piece Morning Parade and debut track ‘Marble Attic’.
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Ashley Partridge introduces us to Hereford quintet Apples and their latest single, ‘Theo’.
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Katie Wilkinson introduces us to Londoner and Diplo collaborator Sunday Girl and her second single ‘Self Control’.
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Liam Haynes introduces us to Brooklyn based folk/rock and roll outfit Chief as they release their latest single.
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Mike Coleman talks to Graeme Sinden (aka. Sinden) about his new record label Grizzly Records.
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Liam Haynes interviews bloggers Chris and Nate about their new label, Forest Family Records.
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Charles Darkly introduces us to fresh dubstep artist James Blake and his newly available CMYK EP from R&S Recordings.
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Cheryl Burns introduces us to Endorphin & Lyla, a pair from London who craft gorgeously dirty folk songs.
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Emily Solan introduces us to Transgressive Record’s latest signing, the incredible Gaggle.
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Mike Coleman introduces us to Ernest Greene – perhaps better known by his moniker Washed Out.
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King Charles isn’t mockney-wailing about falling in love with an escort from Essex, he’s just brilliant.
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Sunderland doesn’t seem to produce many great bands, but my god when it does are they brilliant.
