“We are Edgy as F***”: An Interview with Buds.
Morgan McMillan interviews Buds., concerning their musical influences and revealing their favourite venues in Southampton.
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Review: The Faim – State of Mind
The Faim’s debut album is one of the best debuts of the year, says Morgan McMillan
This Week In Records (08/09/2019) – Post Malone, Melanie Martinez & Foals
A very tired Records Editor tries to keep up with ALL THESE GOOD RELEASES.
This Week In Records (28/07/2019) – Kaiser Chiefs, The 1975 & Taylor Swift
Vicky Greer takes you through the biggest releases from the last week.
This Week In Records (21/07/2019) – Beyoncé, Sam Smith & Hayley Kiyoko
It’s been a cracking week for music! Vicky Greer gets very excited about songs.
This Week in Records (24/06/2019): Two Door Cinema Club, Mark Ronson, & Stormzy
It’s been a long time coming… After half a year away, weekly records roundups are finally back.
“We just want to inspire kids to do what they’re passionate about” – An interview with Not Ur Girlfrenz
Becky Dunwoodie interviews pop-punk trio Not Ur Girlfrenz about embarking on their first UK tour
Review: The Wonder Years – Sister Cities
David Mitchell-Baker reviews the sixth album from the Philly natives.
Review: McCafferty – Yarn
David lauds the “infatuating” new record from the Ohio punk rockers.
Snap Out of It: Hiatuses and the bands that survived them
With the return of the Arctic Monkeys, Sophie Trenear takes a look back at the most notorious hiatuses and their comebacks.
Review: Neck Deep – The Peace And The Panic
Film Editor David reviews the third album from the Welsh pop punk band.
Artist in Focus: All Time Low
Sophie Trenear looks at the career of All Time Low, and reveals what makes them the pop-punk icons they’ve become.
This Month in Local Live Acts: May
This month’s highlights include The Skints, Ruby Wax, and Common People!
“It seems like a new thing for one person to run a festival like this” – An interview with Frank Turner
Benj Cullen talks to the singer-songwriter ahead of his new 4-day inner city music festival, Lost Evenings.