Exit Ten are a band that have only matured with age, making them a band certainly worth keeping an eye our for next festival season.

That difficult second album cliché proves its truth this time around.

A 5 star review for the Irish-born producer’s second set on British soil in over a year.

ADTR are breaking down borders and redefining genres to create the music they and their fans want.

Both band and venue remain amongst the live circuit’s best-kept secrets. On tonight’s evidence though, they surely won’t be secrets for much longer.

Angelic voices, folky tones and complex harmonies make up this choir of 3 young sisters’ sound.

Bassist Matthew Leone’s fight for his life last year has only made Madina Lake more appreciative of what they’ve got.

In preparation for their Apollo gig, Phoebe Clarke has a chat with Fenech-Soler’s Ben Duffy.

The bizarre fusion between country and acid house makes Alabama 3 an intriguing act.

Sam Flynn remembers classic hip hop album, The Low End Theory, and why it was once termed “the Sgt. Pepper of hip hop”.

If RHCP can no longer put on a show like this one, that’ll be when to call it a day. Until then though, it’d be criminal for them to stop.

An accomplished and interesting live show, Anna Calvi is an act that could restore your faith in British music.

Pointy-nose, furry creatures return with their very own recycled rubbish.

The regally named King Charles conquers the hearts of girls across the nation.

Candlelight Records showcase their roster in Manchester, but does it work. Also, Tom Geddes talks to Orange Goblin.

Frantic keyboard heavy rockers Turbowolf smashed it up with Hawk Eyes, but not before chatting to Tom Geddes

Big release for stunning live band Turbowolf, but can their debut album live upto expectations?

Music Editor Tom Geddes takes a look at whether anybody comes away from Justin Bieber’s baby scandal without looking terrible.

Very much an overlooked venue, Joshua Brooks provides a 5 star worthy night of music.

In becoming more confident, the songs lose the nervous emotional intensity that made them so endearing.