Author: Jack Whatley Archives: 04/2015

Yung are one of those bands that can excite you without so much as a flutter of their eyebrow. But the Danish punks paint such…

As one of the most important and yet undeniably lurid election campaigns draws to a close I spent my time trying to think of a…

Ever wanted to tread the same footsteps as Kurt Cobain? Sleep in the same place he did? Cook eggs in the same place … you…

Isaac Ide the drummer from Brighton band Morning Smoke has been creating lo-fi gems under the guise of California Carpool for a while now and…

If you were as underwhelmed about Jamie T’s return as we were and are put off by the slightly moronic, gold-gilted smile of Only Real…

Since their reformation plans came to the fore we have been treated, almost weekly, to new songs from Blur‘s forthcoming new album The Magic Whip. They have…

What beautiful day, it’s a day for beers and Best Friends. Far Out can happily oblige and provide you with our wonderful Track of the…

Long Division Festival has announced a further nineteen acts as the festival is set to celebrate their fifth year. Ninety bands will take over seven…

One of favourite bands like, totally, ever: The Growlers have released the latest video for ‘Not The Man’. It features the LA band playing in…

Day Wave is the latest artist in a string of slacker-rock surf sounds to flood us recently, frankly we have walked to the shoreline and…

Murasaki Shikibu may not be on everyone’s radar but she most certainly features on London four-piece Cheatahs. With the latest EP inspired by Shikibu’s novel…

Artist: Demob Happy Album: Young and Numb Label: Milk Parlour Records For fans of: Filth and Nastiness (and probably Nirvana) Standout tracks: Succubus Rating: ★★★★☆  Demob Happy: British informal; Feeling elated because one is about to leave a…