PALAYE ROYALE RETURN TO UK FOR 2020 HEADLINE TOUR

PALAYE ROYALE RETURN TO UK FOR 2020 HEADLINE TOUR

Canadian Fashion-rock trio PALAYE ROYALE have announced their return to the UK in February 2020, with a five date headline run that includes London’s famous O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire.  Starting 2019 with a mammoth UK run supporting ENTER SHIKARI, the (now) LA based three piece kicked the summer off with a wild, electric set at […]

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 Tempers Studio 2.05.03

Tempers Studio 2.05.03

Tempers come to Studio 2 in Liverpool on 05/03/2020 as part of their European tour supporting their well-received third album “Private life”. Tempers are a NYC-based duo comprised of Jasmine Golestaneh and Eddie Cooper. The duo’s dark, ice-cold electronica blends a sinister slow static disco with danceable beats, a hinting of pop sensibility imprisoned in […]

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 Nada Surf – New Album “Never Not Together” Review

Nada Surf – New Album “Never Not Together” Review

In 2017 Nada Surf celebrated the 15th anniversary of their breakthrough album ‘Let Go’. Now, three years later they’re set to release their ninth studio album, ‘Never Not Together’ on City Slang. The album brings together a wide-ranging variety of songs that clearly show the bands ability to bring up grand, often fragile and tangled […]

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 The White Ribbons – Single Review + Live Tour Dates

The White Ribbons – Single Review + Live Tour Dates

Together for a few years now The White Ribbons formed to help spread the word on behalf of www.whiteribbon.org.uk , to stand up against bullying, harassment and violence against women by males. They’ve played Rebellion Punk Festival twice, in 2018 and 2019 and recently announced they’ll be returning in 2020. My first introduction to them […]

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 Track Of The Week: Psycho Comedy- STANDIN’

Track Of The Week: Psycho Comedy- STANDIN’

Psycho Comedy burst out of the starting blocks with their new single STANDIN’, and you’ll be singing it for a week. You’re welcome. The Merseyside band have pulled inspiration for their 2:44 track from the more glittery side of rock, echoing hints of T-Rex and Iggy and combining it with a blend of Oas-ish intentionally whiny […]

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