Jamie T’s latest project brings his familiar indie, dance-infused rhythms back to listeners who have stuck around since the 2000s while creating a sense of ambiguity around the connotations he intends to leave with the songs. Even the album title leaves the listener curious before even beginning to dive into the depths of the project, what are the ghosts that he carries and how have the 100 days of morning shaped him as a person? Photo Credit - Tom Beard The opening track sta

For nearly 90 years, the Grade-II listed The Abbey has been an iconic cultural landmark in Wavertree, Liverpool. Opening in 1939 with a showing of ‘The Joy of Living’, The Abbey survived as a cinema for 40 years, at one point being the only cinema in the city to screen three strip Cinerama. Since its final screening of ‘The Towering Inferno’ in 1979, the space has been used as squash courts, a snooker club and a bingo hall run by Liverpool legend Ken Dodd, always playing a r

There’s something exciting about watching a band refuse to stand still in one genre. If their last album 'Romance' saw Fontaines D.C. reaching for something atmospheric, 'Dopamine Chamber' feels like the next step into the mysterious unknown. Just as ambitious in its scope, the album pushes further into the cinematic grandeur, but beneath its dreamier surface lies something darker: an unease that feels inseparable from modern life. This is a band continuing to evolve, finding

Wyatt Manchester-based quartet Wyatt are continuing to prove that keeping it in the family is not always such a bad idea as brothers Harvey and Evan O’Toole, alongside members Emily Mason and Joe Ward release their debut single ‘Morning’. Capturing a rustic charm, the track delivers an instant warmth where for three minutes and twelve seconds pretentiousness becomes a forgotten notion as the band's genuinity seeps through every angle of the track. Reminiscent of Stereophonics

Festival season doesn’t end with the summer. Last Saturday, Manchester saw its streets light up as crowds poured in and out of beloved, legendary music venues all across the city centre. Now a decade since the first Neighbourhood Festival was born, the lineup continues to spotlight some of the best Indie acts of the new generation. Here's our top 5 picks from the day... Photo Credit: Paul Lang Florence Road Wicklow four-piece Florence Road have made waves on the Indie Pop sce

From new Indie gems and explosive Rock acts to intimate Folk songwriters and singer songwriters, we'll be showcasing our favourite Aussie acts and their new releases... ALEIA Perth artist ALEIA has unveiled her enchanting Indie-Rock poetry via her latest track ‘Willpower’. Taking listeners into her climate of a smoky grey cloud haze, the track encapsulates romantic betrayal through poetically crafted lyricism, amongst the slow burning instrumental blaze. ‘Willpower’ opens wit

Nowadays Neighbourhood Festival is considered a staple in the indie calendar. However, ten years ago, when the festival first started, no one could have imagined the success the event has become. In its first year, the festival saw acts including Blossoms, Circa Waves and Liam Fray take to the stage. Ten years on, almost all the acts didn’t exist when the festival first opened its doors, but the aim of bringing the best up and coming bands to new fans, remains the same. Phot

This September, Beabadoobe returned with her fourth studio album, 'Pylon'. Blending genres of grunge, midwestern emo and 90s rock, she explores sounds of new and old with a darker tone. This angsty yet mature feel makes the record act as the rockier big sister to her previous records. The album, written whilst on tour for her last album, reflects themes of isolation, insecurity and the effects of touring. Photo Credit - Erika Kamano Beabadoobe talks about her love of pylons

Lime Garden are in a whirlwind when we catch them, half way between their last show and their next night out. They’re a self proclaimed “wonk pop” powerhouse who have recently erupted into the charts following ‘Maybe Not Tonight’, a synth-stained, coming-of-age rock album. Photo Credit: Sal Redpath “Most of us actually hate going out” they joke “but weirdly, we accidentally wrote an album about it. We begin at the pres with stuff like ‘Cross My Heart’ which is just that, fuc