The title track itself has taken on a much more electronic sound, and sets the scene for the album as a whole, while maintaining Chapel Club’s distinctive vocals.
He raps about his own real everyday life.
Up and coming scream metal band SWARMED are ditching sleepy Wymondham for rock and roll infamy ...
Our Tabitha caught up with Ben of Wild Fields ...
Kids in Glass Houses guitarist Iain Mahanty joined me for a quick call just days before the release of the group’s comeback album Pink Flamingo.
Malevolence are pleased to announce a new 11-date UK club tour for February 2024, tipped to completely sell out like last year's headline tour. They will be joined on the road by Pain Of Truth and Rough Justice.
Support local talent. Buy this album. And watch Kitewing soar.
It’s a brilliant debut with all the flavours and buzz of that very special gig.
ClownSmashEverything are back and smashing it.
NOT HAPPY are the new duo on the Norwich music scene
It’s been an amazing year for Alice-Lily already and we are so excited to see where her beautiful music takes her.
An 18-year-old bedroom pop artist based in Norfolk
Mark Bryan, aka tHE bLUE rOOM, blew his house deposit in his early 20’s on instruments and hasn’t stopped making music since.
It’s the subtlety of his music that really gets to you.
It may be their farewell tour but Sarah Snook & The Disarmers (country) rock out with the best of ‘em.
I felt so cozy snuggling into the back row with my peppermint tea in hand ready to be transported to a supernatural world filled with ancient sharks, ice skating old ladies, curious polar bears, frantic hares, unlikely hunting partners and my personal favourite, the bringer of sparkly trinket gifts- the crow.
Hallan had some great new songs, and I just hope that they get that record deal sorted soon.
Rather ashamedly this is the first time that I have seen them live! However, it won’t be the last.
Trespass only existed for a couple of years in the early eighties. They recorded a handful of songs, released a series of EPs, appeared both on the BBC and the Metal for Muthas compilation series before morphing into a Blue Blud cul de sac. And yet, listening to those songs now - over forty years later - it's remarkable how well they stand up to scrutiny.
After almost forty years the Eight-Legged Groove Machine is still cruising along very nicely indeed and long may that continue to be the case. Giddy up Poppies. Hup, Hup, Hup, Hup and away!