Turbulent Music

Winter At Sea's performance wasn't about volume, spectacle or instant gratification. It was about patience, interplay and atmosphere. In the intimate surroundings of The Camden Club, those qualities found exactly the space they needed.

The Fierce & The Dead - Regional Theatre album review. Sixteen years into their career, The Fierce & The Dead remain gloriously difficult to categorise. Regional Theatre finds the London quintet at their heaviest and most melodic, combining dense riffs with experimental textures without sacrificing their trademark unpredictability.

Winter At Sea - Hearts EP Review. Across one 20-minute release divided into five movements, the London collective Winter At Sea move between eerie stillness and mounting turbulence, producing their most assured and ambitious work to date.

Westside Cowboy – 'It Goes On' Album Review. For a band crowned one of Britain’s most exciting new guitar prospects after winning Glastonbury’s Emerging Talent Competition and building a tremendous reputation on the live circuit, the temptation to overcomplicate their debut must have been substantial. Instead, the Manchester quartet have delivered an album that understands the power of good guitar, a memorable melody and four musicians who genuinely sound like they have a dee

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"This ain't even politics, This is fucking war" Waterparks, "God's favorite boy band", are known for their highly energetic genre-bending sound, have taken a bold step with the newest release, ICE . The track stands with its heavier style but also a sharp political commentary, challenging listeners to think critically about the current social and political issues surrounding Trump, Epstein and forced deportation. With Knight stating the lyrics wer e written over a beat in the