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Employed To Serve discuss their new album: "It’s always a case of bettering ourselves"
Their second album, ‘The Warmth Of A Dying Sun’ saw Employed to Serve scale new heights. Now the band are following up one of the best albums of 2017 wi...The Best of 2018: 10-1
It's December, which means it's that time of year where everyone you know thrusts a list of their albums of the year at you and demands instant approval...The Best of 2018: 20-11
It's December, which means it's that time of year where everyone you know thrusts a list of their albums of the year at you and demands instant approval...The Best of 2018: 30-21
It's December, which means it's that time of year where everyone you know thrusts a list of their albums of the year at you and demands instant approval...The Best of 2018: 40-31
It's December, which means it's that time of year where everyone you know thrusts a list of their albums of the year at you and demands instant approval...About to Break: Polish Club
Aussie newcomers Polish Club straddle the line between rambunctious, cheeky punk about partying and having a good time, and more groove-laden soul-influ...The Best of 2018: 50-41
It's December, which means it's that time of year where everyone you know thrusts a list of their albums of the year at you and demands instant approval...Check out Puppy's Teenage Kicks playlist, feat. Oasis, Weezer, Korn and more
Take a wander through Jock's formative years.Soeur: "I love that we fit onto lots of different bills"
French for ‘sister', Soeur is an apt band name for this alternative Bristol three-piece on many levels. Not only does it represent the unity between Any...Can't Swim: "Sometimes you just gotta toss it out, and write another song"
Can't Swim have built upon all the lessons of their debut album for an outstanding follow-up.Memphis May Fire: "It's time in our career for us to redefine who we are"
Memphis May Fire don't claim to have all the answers, but they're laying themselves open in the hope it can help others.Sick Joy: "Brixton Academy was pretty decent, like"
Brighton bunch Sick Joy are on the up with their fuzzy, grunge-influenced heavy pop.
Fever 333: "If we play a big show and I can offer 1% of those people a new perspective, that's 100 people"
The Fever 333 played their first show in a Californian car park in the summer of 2017. Since then, there's been a steady stream of confrontational, aggr...Check out SHVPES' Teenage Kicks playlist, feat. TLC, Limp Bizkit, Atreyu and more
Take a wander through Griff's formative years.Drug Church: "It's not like I hate people..."
Big choruses and social awkwardness, Drug Church’s new ‘un is an album we can get onboard with. Frontman Patrick Kindlon tells us about the band’s third...I Don't Know How But They Found Me: Don't Call It A Throwback
Dallon Weekes unveils his new mystery band, and they've a big 2019 ahead.Track by Track: Soeur - Fight EP
Bristol alt-rock trio Soeur will unleash their new EP ‘Fight’ on Friday, 17th November (pre-order here) - but you don’t need to wait until then to hear...Why you need to listen to... Songs That Saved My Life
A new charity compilation for mental health awareness and suicide prevention, Sons That Saved My Life features your fave bands covering songs important...Laura Jane Grace: "I went in and was like, 'Hey give me a record deal'"
Against Me!'s Laura Jane Grace has temporarily binned off her band buds for an album that sees her trying something new.Beartooth: "Your mental health is extremely important"
Beartooth's debut album ‘Disgusting' was an inwards look at self-discovery and understanding depression. It put those voices under the spotlight and tri...
