Marginal Gains return with “Big Night”, a witty post-modern party anthem that also acts as a post-mortem of the night out itself. Hailing from the North East, the four-piece continue to go from strength to strength as they have rapidly built up a cult following . True to the band’s description, this newest track is… Read more: Marginal gains – ‘Big Night’ Review

“Oh no… this phone thing makes me cry!” Out of the darkness of Manchester’s AO Arena, near 21,000 glittering flashlights flicker in perfect harmony with the delicate, twinkling ivories of ‘The Last Man on Earth’. A pure, surreal, written-in-the stars moment in which the arena evolves into the enchanting midnight sky- to the wholesome wonder… Read more: LIVE REVIEW: Wolf Alice

Spanish rock musician TERE! based in Liverpool, releases her new 17th single ‘LIAR’, and it depicts wrath and raw feelings, by deep diving into a far more expansive kind of music. Alternative English rock, rather than the spanish pop-rock. TERE!’s music is influenced and shaped by powerful singers such as Joan Jett, Olivia Rodrigo and… Read more: TERE! – ‘Liar’ Review

Loyle Carner’s return to Manchester for a second sold-out night at the O2 Victoria Warehouse felt less like a concert and more like a communal exhale. From the second the lights dropped, the crowd’s roar hinted that this was going to be one of those rare shows where artist and audience seem to share the… Read more: LIVE REVIEW: Loyle Carner

Miles Temp, young liverpudlian singer-songwriter, continued his rise with a remarkable show at The Jacaranda Over the past year, Miles has achieved more than many artists twice his age. He won BBC’s Open Mic Night, subsequently performed at Radio 1’s Big Weekender, sharing the stage with major acts like Sam Fender, Miles Smith, and Inhaler.… Read more: LIVE REVIEW: Miles Temp