Perennial electrify the sixties with ‘Modernism’
Electricity. That’s the first thing you get from Modernism. Ten tracks, barely twenty minutes, and there’s no chance you’re sitting…
Putting more women on more stages, and turning up the volume.
Electricity. That’s the first thing you get from Modernism. Ten tracks, barely twenty minutes, and there’s no chance you’re sitting…
Thirty years have passed since "Captain My Captain", but Team Dresch aren’t coming back to pretend they’re still the same…
Ecce Shnak are keeping the momentum going ahead of Dandy Variances, their next album, now due in early 2027. Anna…
GÖRE are shameless and they know it. More importantly, they know how to have fun, dragging you along for the…
Efro was born in Athens, studied in Brighton and is now based in Berlin, and that movement between different scenes…
Ontario’s Katie Dauson has never sounded too interested in keeping country, folk, rock ’n’ roll and classic pop in separate…
Guilt doesn’t waste any time. It comes in hard, with dry, almost martial drums setting the tone straight away, while…
Cage confirms that New York-based Caitlin Starr is still firmly rooted in 1990s alternative rock, but this time the fuzz…
STUCK takes Deb and The Mentals into their most hard-hitting territory yet: six killer tracks, tense and direct, with hardcore…
Sophie's Body come from Boston with a sound that refuses to stay in one lane, mixing alt-rock and polished grunge…