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REVIEW: The Family Battenberg make their mark on music with 'Spider Rock Forever'
Allow me to introduce you to your new favourite genre: spider rock. Crafted by The Family Battenberg, spider rock can be defined as filthy and fuzzy psychedelic sounds, perfect as we descend into autumn. Already championed by the likes of Steve Lamacq, Amy Lame, Huw Stephens, and John Kennedy, the group are beginning to make their mark on the industry and rightly so. Spider Rock Forever is an independent release by the South Walian four-piece. It weaves mythology, love, and
Amiee Bolger
Oct 23, 20252 min read


REVIEW: 'Between You and Me,' the newest record from English two-piece Flyte
London folk-rock duo Flyte seem to attract greatness. What could be a surer sign of artistic success than snagging a Laura Marling feature on their 2023 self-titled album, only to debut the lead single for this year’s Between You and Me featuring vocals from legendary LA songwriter Aimee Mann? Now four albums in, Flyte sound like they’ve settled into themselves, offering up a breezy set of love songs that casually devastate and, for the most part, captivate. Songwriters Nico
Cole Clark
Oct 23, 20252 min read


REVIEW: Djo's much-anticipated third album, "The Crux," has landed
The wig is off – and Joe Keery has presented us with what is undoubtedly his most vulnerable record yet. In twelve songs, he grapples...
Emma Egan + Emily Marshman
Apr 19, 20254 min read


REVIEW: Dutch producer and songwriter Loveth Besamoh's newest EP, 'Weather Report'
Loveth Besamoh, a rising force in the Dutch underground scene, is preparing to take on the world. Their latest EP, Weather Report , is a...
Amiee Bolger
Oct 10, 20242 min read
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