It was a blazing four days for the Swiss Alps. The stars aligned for all those involved in the Gampel…
Neshy Denton
I’m a scattered girl on the constant hop between Spain and England. My life is based on simple things. Good music, good food and a good pint. Maybe coffee as well actually. As a person who thrives off of daily mottos, you’d think I’d come up with a better bio.
The band that thrive amongst chaos, trudging through the drenches of the UK’s music scene, have come to announce their debut album “unum” coming out on October 6th.
Are you an artist or represent a label?
When an artist, or anyone for that matter, stumbles across this realisation, it could almost become the pinnacle in their artistic journey.
Today we embark upon Alan Caruso’s emergence into the country-folk scene within London’s burly landscape. He has just released en…
I wish there was a word to describe the feeling you get when you buy a new record at the…
Coming to land as a continuous moreish sound each time. Today they drop a double whammy with the songs “Shikamoa” and “Henney Bottle”.
A stone’s throw away from the Metaverse, a distinctive Chase Looney hip hop sound echoes into the electronic derivatives of Flipzz’ musical kneading.
Having implemented a series of measures they have managed to reduce their CO2 footprint notably. So, do not fret, for your guilt will not be holding you hostage.
There are three simple rules involved in a mosh pit. The first. Always lift back up the fallen soldiers. Second. Be humbly aware that everyone in that mosh is your combative ally.
There is this dark suspense which flusters around in Elia Martina’s music. The one that mimics the loud eagerness to reflect on … something.
Varied. Surprising. In the open air. And with a lot of Swissness. Up in the Alps, the Swiss army knife has just become the second most important tool of the mountains.