Monthly Archives: October 2015

<p><a href=”https://vimeo.com/123548675″>d&auml;lek – Masked Laughter (Nothing's Left) Official Video</a> from <a href=”https://vimeo.com/deadverse”>deadverse recordings</a> on <a href=”https://vimeo.com”>Vimeo</a&gt;.</p> Nothing has made me more excited this year then hearing about the return of one of the most exciting and boundary pushing hip hop … Continue reading →

Last week I found myself up in the Gallimaufry up on Gloucester RD, where I happened to stubble across a young crooner by the name of Marlon Williams. I say I accidentally stumbled across him, but I was up there … Continue reading →

Idles are a band from Bristol that I have been a casual observer of for the past 5 maybe 6 years. I’ve watched them transform and evolve from a band that I was blowing hot and cold about on any … Continue reading →

Hollow Hand isn’t a name on the tip of everyone’s tongue, but those who come across him will his output will cherish him for his warmth and love of psychedelic folk. I must admit that I don’t really know how … Continue reading →

Mark Wynn may not be a name widely known by the general population but those who have come across him have come to love him for his eccentric performances and hysterical lyrics. Hailing from Yorkshire the Punk poet manages to … Continue reading →

The other night in a tiny sweaty little underground club in Bath, the St James Wine Vaults to be precise, I saw the launch of the newly revitalised line-up of the Groundhogs featuring founder Groundhog, drummer Ken Pustelnik. Through out the … Continue reading →