Music By Numbers: Goldblume
With their debut LP, ‘HUSK’, set for release this Friday, Jethro Steel of Cambridge alternative-punk trio Goldblume talks music by the numbers.
7th November 2018
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The Place We Call Home: Just About Done
Just About Done are just one of the latest bands to emerge from Australia.
We spoke to pop-punk quartet about their home of Melbourne.
5th November 2018
Incoming: 9 Must-Hear November 2018 Releases
This month sees releases from big time players and notable up-and-comers.
Here are 9 releases you need to hear this November
1st November 2018
Playlist: Blood Command’s Essential Tour Tracks
As Norwegian quartet Blood Command prepare to tour the UK, we asked them to pick out the songs they’ll be playing on repeat while on the road.
29th October 2018
The Place We Call Home: Gösta Berlings Saga
Instrumental rock quartet Gösta Berlings Saga give us an insight into “World’s Smallest Big City” – Stockholm
26th October 2018
Already Heard Recommends: October 2018
We have once again highlighted four bands that you need to get in your ears immediately – As Everything Unfolds, The Pariah, Midnight Son and Lapyear
24th October 2018
The Place We Call Home: Coast To Coast
UK Underground pop-punks Coast To Coast call Birmingham their home.
We spoke to guitarist Alex Edge about life in the Second City.
22nd October 2018
Music By Numbers: Our Hollow, Our Home
As they release their emotionally heavy second album, ‘In Moment // In Memory’, Our Hollow, Our Home’s Tobias Young discusses his musical interests by the numbers.
19th October 2018
The Place We Call Home: Delayed Departure
The members of alt-rockers Delayed Departure grew up in Hampshire town of Farnborough.
Frontman Mike Harland explains what influence the local area has had on the quintet.
18th October 2018
Fives: Ice Nine Kills’ Top 5 Horror Films
With their new album, ‘The Silver Scream’, retelling some of cinema’s most iconic and frightening moments, vocalist Spencer Charnas picks out his five favourite horror films.
15th October 2018
Playlist: Songs Of Hope (#WorldMentalHealthDay)
To mark #WorldMentalHealthDay, several bands and AH contributors have shared the songs that have supported them during difficult times.
10th October 2018
Track Guide: Blank Atlas – Canvas EP
On their new EP, ‘Canvas’, Bristol trio Blank Atlas produce a vibrant mix of hook-y choruses, textured riffs and infectious harmonies. Wrapped around by a distinctive British alt-rock sound, songs such as ‘Sing For Something’, ‘Halfway There’ and ‘Borrowed Time’ thrive with urgency and confidence. Beyond the riffs and three-part
4th October 2018
Playlist: Sick Joy’s Essential Tour Tracks
Ahead of their UK headline tour next week, grunge-pop trio Sick Joy pick out the songs that’ll be dominated the van stereo.
4th October 2018
Incoming: 12 Must-Hear October 2018 Releases
This October is brimming with album and EP releases. We’ve picked out 12 of that you can’t afford to ignore.
1st October 2018
Song Premiere: The Blonde Tongues – Rain Check
(+ 9 Bands That Influenced Them)
Dripping with reverse reverbs, delays, and vintage Mellotron flutes, The Blonde Tongues embrace a psychedelic dream-punk sound on ‘Rain Check.’ Take an exclusive first listen right here!
27th September 2018
The Place We Call Home – Compass & Cavern
Indie-rock duo Compass & Cavern blend rhythmically fun pop-melodies with grinding, blurry choruses and hooky vocal lines. We spoke to Will and Chris about their adopted hometown of Denver, Colorado,
27th September 2018
Already Heard Recommends: September 2018
Our monthly roundup of need-to-know bands is once again packed with names we think you’ll be hearing a lot more of very soon. Get to know about Happy, The Uncharted, SHADED, Juiceboxxx and Blank Atlas.
27th September 2018
Fives: Classified Frequency’s Top 5 Songs from 1999
Classified Frequency’s vocalist/guitarist Matthew Berry to picks out five songs that defined the year of 1999.
24th September 2018
Fives: Neshiima’s 5 Favourite “Non-Metal” Songs
When we asked Scottish electro-rap rockers Neshiima to pick out their favourite nü-metal songs, they decided to head in another direction.
19th September 2018
Guest Blog: Living With Tragedy – The Reality Of Life in “One Of The Worlds Most Liveable Cities”
by Living With Lions’ Chase Brenneman
Living With Lions’ hometown of Vancouver is considered the “third most livable city in the world”, but as Living With Lions‘ Chase Brenneman explains, it’s a city with its issues.
19th September 2018
