Words: Sam Drake PHOTO CREDIT : Suede Just on the horizon, there’s a brand new era for Bury Tomorrow and it’s being ushered in by their latest single, Sx. As the first release under their independent imprint, Dea†h Records, it is clear that the band are hungry for their fresh start. But Sx is far from fresh and clean; it is filthy and grimey, with a steady heartbeat and chunky guitars. It has - what I affectionately refer to as - ‘underground, sewer rat’ vibes; something that

Words: Tom Gensler PHOTO CREDIT : Ewan Ogden Keyside are Liverpool’s finest modern indie export. Noted for catchy riffs, huge, sing-along choruses and lived-in, drawn-from-experience songwriting, they’ve been making waves on the UK indie scene for a while now. They’re taking things up a notch though, with their much-anticipated self-titled debut album coming out soon. We caught up with the quartet, to chat about the album, their influences and what's next. What’s your latest

Words: Ellis Barker PHOTO CREDIT: Carolina Faruolo It’s that time of the year again. Festival season. There are a few telltale signs to make you aware. The weather is gorgeous, fiery and humid. The type of hot that makes your mum complain about it being too hot, despite her wishes for this exact weather all year. With the advent of the sun, vast swathes of withered-looking men in their late thirties come out of hibernation to earn their keep for the year. Your Wombats, your V