Features

F.O. Machete

Sharp practice

There’s no such thing as bad publicity, goes the old saying, and Natasha Noramly and Paul Mellon would certainly agree. more… “F.O. Machete”

Henge

Space rockers set for UK landing

Plenty of acts over the years have described their sound as “space rock” – but only a select few claim to have their roots in another part of the universe. more… “Henge”

Divorce

Nottingham band in fantasy land

Country can be a bit of dirty word in music – conjuring up cheesy images of stetsons and rhinestones. more… “Divorce”

Beautiful Cosmos

An environmental lesson

from Professor of Pop Matt Brennan

Vinyl’s revival is all the rage now with the format shifting its highest units since 1990 and indie shops opening around the UK. more… “Beautiful Cosmos”

Constant Follower

Let the healing begin

It’s often said that music can be a healing process but for Steven McAll – the frontman and songwriter behind Constant Follower – it’s much more than that. more… “Constant Follower”

The Loft

All change as indie pioneers release debut album

30 years on

There seems to be a thirst for nostalgia in the UK indie music scene – and much of it is coming via the alumni of Creation Records. more… “The Loft”

Frank Carter

Painting a rainbow

with Rattlesnakes at the ready

Up-and-coming musicians may dream of the rock star life, but those who have tasted success often advise against becoming too embroiled in showbiz ways. more… “Frank Carter”