Something To Consume’ is a truly collaborative effort, with guitarists and drummer Ava Schrobilgen, Ellie Livingston, and Chloe de St. Aubin each writing and fronting roughly a third of the album.

The breakfast queues are grim. People stand around like extras from a zombie flick, clinging to their coffees as if they’re ...

The crowd’s still finding its feet – half are wearing sunglasses that probably cost more than most people’s tents, while the ...

As the dust settles on Friday night, there’s that familiar festival feeling – throat raw, ears ringing, feet aching, but ...

That five act structure – itself an interesting way of conceiving an album in the age of streaming – creates distinct thematic chunks, not only in Jordan Dreyer’s poetic lyricism, but in the music ...

Spends most of the time at The Horn in St Albans managing shows, or shooting gigs in London. Big fan of Australian Indie according to Spotify.

You know the feeling, that creeping certainty that things are changing. The seasons are shifting, the summer is ending, you’re well on your way to toward winter. Cheerbleederz know it too well and ...

It’s been three years since we were last treated to a Nova Twins record, and we already knew it was going to solid bangers from start to finish. ‘Parasites and Butterflies’ feels like the conclusion ...

Sunday at Bloodstock feels like the last big push, the point where tired bodies somehow find new reserves of energy. The arena is buzzing from the off, breakfast beers in hand and pits already forming ...

Saturday at Bloodstock hums with mid-festival energy; campsites buzzing, bars busy, and fans shaking off hangovers or diving straight back into the pit. With Machine Head topping the bill, there’s a ...