In a now disused area of Leeds' Merrion Centre was once 'La Phonographie', a goth nightclub which opened in 1979, making it ...

Now marking its 45th anniversary, we take a look at how 'The Flowers of Romance' saw Public Image Ltd take their final ...

THE small stage at Islington’s Hope and Anchor belies the long history of notable bands that have trodden the boards, ranging from The Stranglers to The Damned, U2, The Cure, The Jam and Madness to ...

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One of the local music scene’s best-kept secrets in recent years has unfortunately called it a day with an aptly if not self-deprecating title… The Death of the Spirals. The Spirals is a Cebu-based ...

A singer best known for 1970s and ‘80s hits isn’t letting his hearing loss stop him from performing today. Gary Numan, best ...

Hearing the experimental rock stylings of Puscifer reminds us of a great story Rick Rubin told YouTuber interviewer Rick ...

From synth-pop to stadium rock, post-punk to art pop, here are the defining albums that shaped each unforgettable year of the ...

A variety of concerts and festivals are around the corner for students and locals alike to enjoy throughout this Spring. The ...

Founder Of Manchester’s Iconic Post-Punk Inca Babies Inca Babies have that unmistakable essence of genuine rock ’n’ roll. Plus, they have always proudly worn the mantle of being a Manchester band. As ...

After they dropped five albums in a little over a decade – the first, Fourteen Autumns & Fifteen Winters, came out in 2007 – The Twilight Sad have let seven years slip by before entering the studio ...