Posted by popped music on April 28, 2018 · Leave a Comment
Smithdown Road Festival Various Venues, Smithdown Road, Liverpool May 5th-6th 2018 Words: Elena Katrina Keep Up To Date: Website // Facebook // Twitter FREE ENTRY Smithdown Road Festival is a growing festival which is attracting lots of interest far and wide, not just because it’s free but also because it’s a busy festival raising money for … Continue reading →
Posted by popped music on April 27, 2018 · Leave a Comment
The RPMs Words: Orla Joyce Brighton five-piece, The RPMs, have just released their new single, Let Things Happen, which was exclusively played on Radio One last night on Huw Stephens’ show. Never failing to impress, The RPMs have combined their timeless infectious rhythms and intricate melodies to produce yet another wonderful, upbeat tune that we … Continue reading →
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Posted by popped music on April 27, 2018 · Leave a Comment
Live At Leeds 2018 Various Venues, Leeds, 5th May 2018 Words: Samantha Sadler Keep Up To Date: Website // Facebook // Twitter Tickets are £36 and available to buy here Get ready for a showcase of incredible musical talent next week as popular metropolitan festival Live at Leeds returns to the city. Boasting an impressive line-up … Continue reading →
Posted by popped music on April 26, 2018 · Leave a Comment
Feels Like Air Released April 2018 Words: Emily Leonard When hearing the word “Island” I imagine you, like I, visualise a remote and warming place of beauty and tranquillity… Well fittingly so as the contemporary indie band’s debut album Feels Like Air, released earlier this month, transports your mind to a stunning state of serenity, … Continue reading →
Posted by popped music on April 25, 2018 · Leave a Comment
FEVA Words: Samantha Sadler I was lucky enough to catch FEVA recently at Stockton Calling and I’ve totally fallen in love with them. Latest single Makin’ Waves is a lush rowdy number as dynamic, crashing cymbals meet infectious riffs to create an anthemic track about how “loving ain’t for us all.” Bursting with energy and … Continue reading →
Posted by popped music on April 24, 2018 · Leave a Comment
Like An Island Released April 2018 Words: Nick Jacques Bryde otherwise known as Sarah Howells releases her debut album Like an Island on the much-touted label Seahorse Music, a record label started entirely by Women to highlight feminine musical talent (that’s pretty cool). The production credits are just as salivating on here as they range … Continue reading →
Posted by popped music on April 23, 2018 · Leave a Comment
Zoey Lily Words: Elena Katrina We haven’t seen the last of the 3-minute pop song and Zoey Lily show’s us that it doesn’t have to be sugary sweet and full of “personality”. Her latest single Last Goodbye is full of melancholic echoes and a dark sorrow washes over it. Miss Lily has a distinctive vocal that … Continue reading →
Posted by popped music on April 22, 2018 · Leave a Comment
Liverpool Sound City 2018 Tickets for Liverpool Sound City are on sale now £55 for a full weekend or £29.50 for a day ticket and are on sale here. Keep updated: Website // Facebook // Twitter Words: Orla Joyce Now on its 11th year running, Liverpool Sound City is less than 2 weeks … Continue reading →
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Posted by popped music on April 20, 2018 · Leave a Comment
Marsicans Words: Joe Cockburn Photos: Georgia Flynn Snow had obliterated gigs across the country in early March, but buoyed by a week of seeing the absolutely epic Everything Everything twice, a much more intimate but equally as grand setting of Manchester’s Deaf Institute welcomed Marsicans on their (almost) sold-out UK tour – “damn you Glasgow,” … Continue reading →
Posted by popped music on April 20, 2018 · Leave a Comment
Shame Manchester, Gorilla, 13th April 2018 Words: Caleb Curtis If Whitworth Street West in Manchester didn’t know who Shame were by the start of the night, they certainly did by the end. With attitudes that spoke as loud as their blistering sound, Gorilla itself appeared to be shaking at the foundations, as the young band cavorted their way through … Continue reading →
Posted by popped music on April 19, 2018 · Leave a Comment
Our Girl Words: Samantha Sadler One of the best things about summer, aside from the glorious weather, is the multitude of sun-kissed tracks that sprawl out across the season. I’m not talking about the huge dance anthems – I’m referring to those breezy, mellow tunes that are the perfect soundtrack for driving along dusty roads. … Continue reading →
Posted by popped music on April 18, 2018 · Leave a Comment
Haarm Words: Nick Bewes Haarm are fast becoming one of my favourite bands. With every release, they surpass what they have done before. With their latest track Box of Bones, the trio have produced an uptempo tune with catchy instrumentation while retaining their signature sound with the duel vocals of Chris McIntosh and Jen Davies … Continue reading →
Posted by popped music on April 12, 2018 · Leave a Comment
Suzi Island Words: Elena Jimenez Who doesn’t love a track you can stop or clap along to? I certainly love it and Suzi Island’s Show Me The Way certainly ticks those boxes. This duo mixes acoustic guitars, electronic bits and bobs alongside their complimenting vocals. The sum of their parts brings a track to give … Continue reading →
Posted by popped music on April 11, 2018 · Leave a Comment
Dantevilles Words: Gary Lambert When a track is called The Fighter, there is a desperate urge for a reviewer to stick some awful puns about knockouts even when it isn’t deserved, but this track is an absolute banger. There is more than a touch of 1980s Miami to the three and a half minutes of … Continue reading →
Posted by popped music on April 10, 2018 · Leave a Comment
Arctic Lake Words: Nick Bewes I first came across the band Arctic Lake in 2015 when they released the track Only Me. Even back then they were very good. Fast Foward to 2018, and they have released more top-notch music which got the attention of BBC Introducing and even pop legend Elton John and they … Continue reading →