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Clocking in at an hour and 45 minutes long, Migos’ latest offering can hardly be accused of holding back on content. The problem is, a lot of the content on offer just isn’t that…good. The reason the original Culture became such a breakout hit for the trio was that they // Read More

Brighton sleaze-rock connoisseurs Strange Cages have just dropped their new EP “The Cracks”, a slice of psychedelic-meets-psychosis that could happily soundtrack a Hammer Horror reboot. Strange Cages have always borrowed a lot from cult heroes The Cramps, but the selection of tracks on offer here push further away from this // Read More

Kent based band Get Inuit have been busy the last few months. Supporting Spring King on tour, playing Reading, Leeds, Y Not, Truck Festival and even squeezing in some headline dates in between, you’d forgive them for having a bit of time off. Instead, they’ve just released a brand new // Read More

Demob Happy are a Brighton institution, and Tigercub aren’t that far behind. With this in mind it’s no surprise that their co-headline show at Patterns sold out in short order, even on a Wednesday night (October 12th). We went along to see what the fuss was all about. A coin // Read More

Following the release of Knuckles VS Teeth over a year ago, Operation Kino have finally released a new song and a music video to boot. The Middle Children Of History starts off hard and ends harder. With the energy of Thor’s hammer smashing your eardrums to bits, Operation Kino hold // Read More

For 342 days of the year, the medieval cobbled streets of Pistoia, a small town near Florence, are stage to the quiet affairs of country life and small family businesses. Between 1st-24th of July every year however, the roads make way for rock stars such as Alex Turner or Noel // Read More