Some bands are fun, some are fad, and some are forever. Lovebreakers want you to know they are emphatically the third. Their debut album, Primary Colours, boasts a simple sound Keep Reading
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Glitchers: Bringing Punk Back To The Streets
After over a year without live music, most bands think that travelling the country in a van to play for an audience is completely infeasible. This is especially pertinent amongst Keep Reading
68: Finding Beauty In Blemishes
Give One Take One is the grooviest, most swaggering statement of Josh Scoggin’s career, but retains both the white-hot noise and the spirituality that you expect from a ’68 album. Keep Reading
ERRA: Making Metalcore Magic
It started with a gun. A Remington 270, to be precise. A thirteen-year-old Jesse Cash traded it for one of his first guitars. It was an old Washburn guitar in Keep Reading
List: Albums That Made Me – Loz, Seek Harbour
In the next of our band features, Loz, vocalist of Seek Harbour, picks his top 10 albums and had this to say about the task: “This task was not as Keep Reading
List: Top 10 Albums with Midgar’s Andy Wilson-Taylor
Andy Wilson-Taylor is the man behind Midgar, a solo project back from the dead after an 7+ year wait. Teaming up on new music with the likes of InMe’s Greg Keep Reading
The Albums That Made Me with Phil Marsh from The Uma
In the first of our new features, we have Phil Marsh from pop-punk mob The Uma talking us through the 10 albums that made him the person he is today. Keep Reading
MNN: Albums of the Year 2020
It goes without saying that this year has been one we all can’t wait to get behind us. Yet amongst all the doom and gloom there is no denying just Keep Reading
Autumnal Albums for the Seasonal Metalhead
As the summer draws to a close and the leaves begin to turn, metalheads, goths and people who just like wearing black breathe a collective sigh of relief at the Keep Reading
MNN Introduces: Poisonous Birds
Trying to pin down Poisonous Birds to one particular sound is extraordinarily difficult but it seems like that is exactly what vocalist and producer Tom Ridley is aiming for. Born Keep Reading