Bad Nerves – Loner Release Date: 18th November 2025 What can you really do in under a minute? Read one of Donald Trump’s inane rants? Have a rant yourself about Keep Reading
New Music Roundup – 30th December 2025 – Part 2
Toy Parlour – Dead Inside Release Date: 23rd October 2025 There’s a certain something that alt-rock brings that just doesn’t seem to exist in many, if any, other genres. A Keep Reading
New Music Roundup – 30th December 2025 – Part 1
Dead Villains – Troll Hunter Release Date: 7th November 2025 What does a debut single need to do, really? Hook people in and get them interested is basically it and Keep Reading
New Music Roundup – 29th December 2025
As we sit in the Christmas gooch, it’s a good time to continue our run through of some of the songs released in the second half of 2025 that we Keep Reading
New Music Roundup – 16th December 2025
As the end of the year draws closer, we spend a little more time focusing on some underground tracks that we missed first time round. 39th Gate of Hell – Keep Reading
New Music Roundup – 13th December 2025
As we hurtle towards 2026, there’s still time to bring you as much of the goodness that 2025 had to offer that we missed first time round. Starting here: San Keep Reading
New Music Roundup – 27th November 2025
really big really clever – Back Door Release Date: 6th June 2025 Track two from their second album …huh, ‘Back Door’ has become the quintessential really big really clever song with the Keep Reading
New Music Roundup – 26th November 2025
CARNE – LURK Release Date: 19th November 2025 Just three songs in and already sounding like a band that have ears of experience under their belt, CARNE are back with ‘LURK’, a Keep Reading
Live Review: Mouth Culture @ Asylum, Birmingham – 23/10/25
It feels like the world of alternative music may be healing. What was just your average Thursday in Birmingham had a much more profound meaning by the end of the Keep Reading
Download Fest drops more than 90 acts for 2026 lineup
As is now becoming a tradition for Download Festival, the first announcement has left barely a stone unturned. More than 90 bands have been announced, one of which continues the Keep Reading










