Newsroom, political platform, local hot-spot, confession box, preacher-pulpit and football stadium – for generations, African men have gathered in barber shops to discuss the world. These are places where the banter can be barbed and the truth is always telling.
“Bursting with slick lyrics and production alongside a mix of hip-hop and rock influences” Rock N Reel
“An effervescent hour of fast-paced gags, fizzing with energy, invention and great lines” – CHORTLE
As premiered by Clash Magazine, “Shoot To Forget”, is fresh, light and loose, the sound of a relentlessly original artist coming into her own.…
Luke Sital-Singh released his debut single ‘Fail For You’ in 2012, introducing the world his deft ability to craft songs with a mesmerizing, piercing emotional quality.
“Recoiling some of their explosive, pent-up energy, “Backseat Driver” deploys a more leisurely pace, trading in their Parquet Courts-style sound for retrospective echoes of The Cribs along the way” THE LINE OF BEST FIT
Photo Copyright © Sakura Since November last year, when Maryland singer Maggie Rogers hit the road across UK arenas supporting Mumford & Sons, it…
The messiah is back in town and Post Malone is ready to party with a sold-out crowd at Manchester Arena. Check out the photos here.
“Following in the black patent shoes of Olivier, Gambon, Lindsay & Branagh, it’s an incredible honour to be asked to play one of literatures greatest fictional characters, Archie Rice. In the words of the great man himself “you’re a long time dead, let’s just whoop it up!”
“I just thought it would be a secret I’d have to die with. And now – I think it’ll be what kills me.”