Liverpool band Little Grace step forth with the video to their single 'Higher Ground'. Directed by Jay Bannister, the emotional roller coaster of a break-up is executed in a performance piece by dancers Anna Furnivall and Shameer Rayes. Using blue and orange lighting to create a moody atmosphere to accompany the choreography, this is a great offering from the rising band.
We have been raving about Liverpool band Pink Kink since their initial cheeky track ‘Bubblebutt’. …
WRONG Festival are extremely pleased to announce the full line up for the unmissable second-year outing of the vital oddball rock music festival. Set to take place on the 28th of April 2018 at Liverpool Docklands, they’ll be shining a spotlight on talent from both the burgeoning local, and UK-wide, Freakscene.
Joining the already-announced 2018 headliners, cult Cardiff rock band FUTURE OF THE LEFT (feat. members of Mclusky and Million Dead), organisers are pleased to reveal that MUGSTAR will be performing alongside DAMO SUZUKI as his backing band for the evening.
303 have dropped another announcement as part of their huge fifth birthday celebrations, with arguably their biggest booking to date taking centre stage in the Invisible Wind Factory over the Easter weekend, John Digweed.
The legendary selector has been one of the most iconic artists of modern dance music, his flawless mixing and impeccable tune selection a dominant focus of clubland for the past twenty years. Delivering a complete spectrum of electronic sounds, from melody heavy house music to pulsating techno, he's been feted for decades and remains one of the scenes undeniable greats.
Seriously, there is everything to love about Liverpool band Pink Kink. Aside from one of …
Pink Kink have been our latest edition, having shared their insanely hyper pop punk debut …
If you combine a punk attitude with funk, disco and obscure pop sonics, you might …
Last year Liverpool band HAARM made an amazing debut with the breakbeat driven cut 'Foxglove'. They then followed-up with 'In The Wild' which was a nod to the 90s rave period. Now making their return with track number three, their latest single 'Valentine', the group continue to fan the flames as their sound etches closer to an electronic pop side, as delicate paired vocals mix with psych keys and upbeat drum lays.
Liverpool band The Vryll Society have been at the forefront of bands pumping out killer psychedelic sounds for the past couple of years now. Their 'Pangea' EP displayed a high level of craftsmanship with their songs transferring from the record to live show settings flawlessly. With the group sharing their song 'Sacred Flight' earlier this year, they now return with a new cut titled 'Shadow Of A Wave'. Whilst the psych blueprint of their past work is firmly laid, The Vryll Society have added more indie rock production to the mix, lifting their music to more of a mainstream appeal, yet without compromising the integrity of their sound that helped to lure fans in from the start. 'Shadow Of A Wave' is currently out now. Have a listen.
Norway-originated, Liverpool-based group I SEE RIVERS have shared an amazing video for their single 'DA RAM'. What features a man who is unhappy with his everyday life as working in the fields of a farm, he decides to let loose and let his wild side roam free. Now mind you, it should also be noted that I SEE RIVERS are constantly in the background dancing like it's a non-stop party. Is it called influence, perhaps? But regardless on how miserable anyone's work is, you're probably going to be more than enticed to have a good time considering that three lovely ladies are constantly jumping about around you.
