Claire Dupree gives us the highlights of homegrown talent and exciting new comers at the wonderful local Fringe Festival ...

Hancock, taking place until 29th July, exposes the problematic legacy of European colonisation found in museums and heritage ...

Steve Spithray talks to the Sunderland rockers about how the region’s bleak industrial past fed into their aggressive but ...

Central Arcade cite a long list of inspirations for their new EP; from the foot-tapping, infectious indie guitar of Cold ...

The EP – from the haunting harmonious drive-time opener Where Are We Going? to the gritty roadhouse rocker The Thrill, to the ...

Durham Brass Festival has never been afraid to mix things up, and this year’s collaborations are proof of that. Indie icons ...

Alive is a fun song, and clearly born out of extreme diligence and skill by Domineeky. The positivity and vibrancy of the production mixes with the unique vocals and passionate delivery as the track ...

Born out of an artist residency in Greece, Adventure Club finds Laura Jane Grace in a reflective space. This is a record ...

The debut from South Wales outfit Panic Shack has managed that elusive capture. With the help of producer Ali Chant, they ...

Kiss From The Balcony bears all the hallmarks of Madeline Kenney ’s previous work with her unassuming presence, and layer upon layer of textures and sounds that leaves you discovering something new at ...

London jazz septet Kokoroko’s second record embraces their Afrobeat sensibilities and turns attentions to the matters of the ...