Following a string of critically acclaimed singles, Sam Fender has revealed a brand new video for his latest track ‘Millennial’.
LISTEN: Indoor Pets – ‘So Soon’
Indoor Pets – aka the band formerly known as Get Inuit, who’ve given us such gems as ‘All My Friends’ and ‘Teriyaki’ – are back with a brand new track!
VÖK announce Birmingham show
Vök are an electronic dream-pop band based in Reykjavík. The band first gained recognition within months of forming when they won Iceland’s prestigious Músíktilraunir (‘Music Experiments’), a battle of the bands contest where past alumni winners include Mammút, Of Monsters And Men, and Samaris. Their triumph soon led to the recording and release of their debut EP Tension to a slew of positive and glowing reviews.
Sam Fender announces Birmingham show
Sam Fender burst on to the scene with debut single ‘Play God’ in March 2017 and was hailed as one of Annie Mac’s New Names on Radio 1. Sam’s grit and fresh lyrical take on modern society stand him out from a busy genre and display an insight beyond his years.
WATCH: Estrons – ‘Glasgow Kisses’
Estrons have shared the video for blistering new single ‘Glasgow Kisses’. The gritty, washed-out visuals, shot on original Kodak VISION3 200T Color Super 8mm film, bring the barbed lyrics and jagged guitars to life.
Trudy and the Romance announce Birmingham show
There’s a storm brewing over this year and in its eye is where you’ll find Trudy and the Romance, concocting a veritable witch’s brew of lovelorn sea shanties and mutant rockabilly pop for all the doo-wop digging rockers who thought these isles would never be hip and happening again.
NME winner to play exclusive live show
Hundreds of entries later, we have a winner. Caleb Kunle, a 25-year-old musician from Ireland has triumphed in the Thatchers Haze x NME ‘Emerging Artist Project’.
Freya Ridings announces Birmingham show
23 year-old Londoner Freya Ridings released her debut single ‘Blackout’ in May 2017. Produced by Rich Costey, it has flown past 1m Spotify streams. Her latest single, ‘Maps’ (a breathtaking version of the Yeah Yeah Yeahs original song) is already proving to do the same as word begins to spread of this young talent.
Brooke Bentham to play Birmingham show
They say it’s grim up North and one listen of breakthrough singer-songwriter Brooke Bentham’s opening salvo in 2017 might reinforce that sentiment. “It’s funny how small things can wreck away at your life, when you’re not doing anything but living inside,” she sings on the opening track of her debut EP The Room Swayed.
Bloody Knees to play Birmingham show
Bloody Knees have returned with ‘Not Done’, the first single from their forthcoming EP Maybe It’s Easy, released 13 October via Distiller.