This month Allusondrugs have been supporting Enter Shikari on 'The Mindsweep Tour' along side Feed The Rhino and Fatherson and so before their show at Wolverhampton Civic Hall, I got the chance to sit down and talk to Allusondrugs' frontman - Jason. As the tour came to an end last night in London, here's your chance to get a bit of an insight into the band that you're going to want to check out very, very soon...

There’s quite a diverse supporting line-up for this tour in terms of genre. If you were to make a side project that could be any other genre, which would you go for and why?

I'm still astounded that I managed to get tickets to see The Cribs play the absolutely tiny venue - The Oobleck, last week! The band actually commented that this was the smallest venue they'd ever played in Birmingham. It was just so perfect. Everyone lucky enough to get tickets to see them on this small venue tour knows how I feel.

Menace Beach were the only support act. After seeing them support Pulled Apart By Horses here last year, I wasn't that impressed so I was interested to see what they'd be like now after a few months. They were actually much better! They had much more energy and confidence! I'm not sure if it was because of the slightly smaller crowd or the fact that they've now recently released their debut album, but they smashed it. They did so well in fact that it made me want to get my hands on the record, as I was pretty unsure before. They did a good job and who knows, they might actually end up being a bit of a big deal.

Then, the moment everybody was gagging for - The Cribs. Even before Menace Beach stepped on you could feel the crowd steeling themselves for what was to come. The Jarman's entered to screams, cheers and chants of the riff from "Another Number". It felt like a homecoming - the crowd was in it with them from beginning to end and the band didn't let us down. Opening up with "Mirror Kissers", the crowdsurfers were quick off the bat. You could tell that everyone was there to have a good time, band included as they sang through their setlist smiling from ear to ear. Even six albums on in their career, it can be shows like this that are most poignant in memory. They played through old classics like "Our Bovine Public", "Hey Scenesters!" and of course "Men's Needs". The last of these in particular went off! The crowd singing all the lyrics, backing vocals and riffs - it was a surreal moment. As well as classics, it was nice to hear that their new songs like "Burning For No-One" and "Pink Snow" sounded just as musically epic as their older material. Of course the price you pay for playing a small venue gig is the heat levels. Everything was drenched in sweat... even the walls. However, everyone was too merry to care. Killer set and stellar band.

Overall rating - 8.5/10


Here are some pictures from the night...

Another busy month in music and it's as expected after last months first ever two part series of Music News. Let's see what February has for us...

CHARLOTTE OC NEW MUSIC VIDEO "IF MY HOUSE WAS BURNING"
I only had one question after watching this video here - "WHERE IS YOUR DEBUT ALBUM PLEASE?!" Over the past couple years, Charlotte OC has put out a myriad of fabulous singles and even some EPs but I'm gonna need a full length to accompany these sometime soon. 


BRIGHT CITY NEW MUSIC VIDEO "COLOUR"
Bright City are a collective a talented people based in St. Peter's Church, Brighton. Find out more about the project and the talent involved here, but before that, give their new video a watch here. This is just the first single and you can already tell that this album is going to be brilliant. The production is great and the vocals on this song alone... well! Listen out for Lydia McAllister's (Wayward Daughter) vocals on the album too.


ALBOMBS
As per, there are a bunch of new and exciting albums on the horizon for the coming months. To name a few - Slaves, DIIV, Ghostpoet, Jamie T (new EP), Kanye West, Django Django, The Maccabees, Everything Everything, Florence + The Machine, Wondaland Records and Blur (first in 16 years!) and I'm sure more. 2015, you're spoiling us!


BLUR NEW SINGLE "GO OUT" 
Speaking of Blur releasing a new album, here's the first new single to go along with it! Although it's not mind-blowing in anyway it is however very catchy. I right now that is the perfect way to keep people interested in their comeback. I'm glad to finally have them back... April never seemed so far away!


JIDENNA NEW MUSIC VIDEO "CLASSIC MAN"
Again, having mentioned Wondaland (Janelle Monae's new star studded record label) releasing an EP - Eephus - later this year, I'd better mention the new single/music video that one of her artists, Jidenna, has just put out! So much sass and so much flare, this track is BIG and I suspect that this upcoming EP will be ever bigger.


MNEK NEW MUSIC VIDEO "THE RHYTHM"
I haven't really heard much from MNEK recently if I'm honest, well until now. This song just reminded me of how talented he is! Another huge hit; I expect to be hearing this track played everywhere for quite some time. Let 'the rhythm' get to you here.


JACK Ü FEAT. MISSY ELLIOTT REMIX "TAKE Ü THERE"
After her Superbowl performance with Katy Perry everybody has been waiting to hear Missy Elliott's first comeback track after all of these years. Well, technically we're still waiting, but not without this cool remix with Jack Ü (Diplo and Skrillex). Check it out here. It's clear she still has bars and with the help of Timbaland and Magoo, this should be a comeback you'll remember clearly.


TURBOWOLF NEW SINGLE "NINE LIVES"
Turbowolf continuing to impress me with their riffy goodness. I have to admit that this isn't my favourite single that they've put out to date but it still packs a punch and even more so live. They're touring in April so if you like this track here get along to one of the dates - it'll be big.


WHILE SHE SLEEPS NEW SINGLE "OUR LEGACY"
Okay While She Sleeps, no more singles now until the full album please! I don't want to lose all my excitement on all these singles before I heard the full thing. However, this is a banger! I actually feel like Brainwashed might be better than This Is The Six. Have a listen to the new one here. Roll on the 23rd of March!


EVERYTHING EVERYTHING NEW MUSIC VIDEO "DISTANT PAST"
It is so good to have Everything Everything back! This track has got a little bit of an old school disco vibe about it. It's super catchy and I love this video - very engaging. I look forward to hearing more from them before the release of Get To Heaven on the 15th of June. Give the new video a watch here.


SPIRIT CLUB NEW MUSIC VIDEO "DUSTER"
So, if you haven't already heard, Spirit Club are a new band featuring WAVVES' Nathan Williams. As well as announcing the release of their debut LP - Still Life (listen to the awesome title track here), they've also put out this corker of a track and accompanied it with a music video - awesome! Check out the eery new video/single here.


STATE CHAMPS NEW MUSIC VIDEO "IF I'M LUCKY"
Another band that I've been looking out for since seeing them live here. State Champs actually have a habit of just making me smile. When it comes to pop punk supporting labels, Pure Noise and No Sleep are both fighting for my attention. Well, here's one point to Pure Noise for this very sweet single/video.


TORO Y MOI NEW MUSIC VIDEO "EMPTY NESTERS"
Well, I'd say there was no better time for me to start listening to Toro Y Moi because this new single and video have definitely grabbed my interest. This is really, feel good summer time music! I can't wait to listen to this and watch this video here in a few months when the weather is nice. The new record drops on the 7th of April... good timing.


HEEMS AND DEV HYNES NEW SINGLE "HOME"

Last week I headed over to The Sunflower Lounge to see The Sundowners - couldn't have picked a more fitting location. When I walked downstairs into this tiny box of room it was just filled with good vibes, but sadly, not people. When we stepped in there were maybe about 4 other people in there and about 3 of them were staff! Thank God it started to really fill up by the time the first band were to come on....

First on the bill was Birmingham bred band - Gleam. Newly formed, and it was actually their first ever show! Keeping this in mind, they did a good job - a few kinks here and there but that mostly just comes with performance experience. As a band, they have huge potential, both on record and off. They mostly rattled through their set, only really stopping for short applause and/or to tune their instruments so there wasn't any crowd interaction. However, it sounded like they had some really good songs in there. I also loved the fact that they had three guitar players and no bass - that's something you don't see often. Keep an ear out for these guys.

Second on the diverse line up were Wirral natives - She Drew The Gun. I wasn't expecting them to be atmospheric at all. I loved that they played the entire set accompanied by an animated film projected on the wall behind. Visual art as well as audio - nice. Aside from the visual addition, the set was really raw and stripped back and the lead's vocals were mesmerising! They were kind of like the "anti-Gleam" in the sense that unlike Gleam they actually stopped after every song to introduce and explain the next. This did take the audience out of the moment a little bit but didn't take away from the show much. I particularly liked their songs "Be Mine", "Pink Pony", and "Pebbles" which sounded like it could fit in well with an indie film soundtrack. Very interesting band - I would definitely advise going to check out one of their shows - true experience.

Last but not least, The Sundowners. Man, I love it when you go to a show and the band just completely exceeds your expectations. I knew it'd be a good show but I was not ready for this performance. First I have to comment on their bassist - Tim. That man has magic in his fingers. I was singing the last bass riff that he played all the way home. With Jim on the drums they made a very strong rhythms section. Backed by the mind-boggling guitar wielding skills of Alfie and the perfectly meshed voices of Fiona and Naimh, they were immense. I have to admit I was stunned. Also, never did I think that somebody could make a tambourine look that cool. Their set was so polished - I felt like I was watching them play Latitude Festival main stage as the sun was setting on the Sunday afternoon, they just transported me. "Back To You" still my favourite song on the new self-titled record (get your hands on this please), sounded just as big as it had the first time I heard it! I'll definitely be looking for a chance to see them again. Very cool band.

Overall rating - 8/10


Here are some pictures from the night...

I couldn't not write about this song. My blog's tagline is "the appreciation of good music everywhere" so when phenomenal music like this comes along, there is a level of appreciation that needs to be shown...

FLORENCE + THE MACHINE - What Kind Of Man

Youth Man have seemed to be a little dormant since their October single/b-side release - "Joy" but that all ended today when they dropped this atom bomb of a video...

YOUTH MAN - Skin

So a few months ago I saw Moose Blood supporting Mallory Knox here and I said "I know that it wasn't their own headline slot (which I feel they would be ten times better in) but I still wanted to see a bit more energy." Well, I did manage to get a ticket to their headline show so let's see if my prediction about them being ten times better was correct...

First up supporting was Boston Manor. I'm pretty sure that I hadn't heard of them before this show but I can't see why not because they were awesome. They actually reminded me quite a bit of The Story So Far, which is probably part of why I liked them so much but either way, they were great. The sound levels were off but this didn't seem to phase them, they had good stage presence and carried the set really well, I just wish it was a bit longer! I definitely need to keep my eye on them and if you haven't already listened, I'd advise checking them out.

Next up, another name that I hadn't really heard anything of before - Choir Vandals. They had a slightly more indie rock sound about them which I wasn't expecting. The song that they opened up with was awesome!! Everything that followed was fine, but compared to the opening, nothing caught my attention as much. They played through their set pretty quickly not pausing for too long to interact with the crowd or even welcome applause but they did manage to pack a lot in so this was forgivable. Overall, they were cool, a slight come-down from the high energy of Boston Manor's set but enjoyable nonetheless.

And finally, Moose Blood. Oh. My. Goodness. I know that I said "ten times better" but I don't think that I was ready for what that really meant. I was actually worried before the set started because in the weeks leading up to the show I'd been listening through their record I'll Keep You In Mind, From Time To Time and it is incredible. I was worried that they wouldn't be able to do it justice live. They did. The crowd was with them 100% from start to finish - requesting their favourites from the record throughout the set, singing the lyrics along with Eddy, crowd surfing and moshing in the tiny <200 capacity room - spirits were just elevated. They opened up with "Pups" and after the initial response the band actually seemed a little shocked at the level of enthusiasm, and it didn't falter. "Chin Up", "Swim Down" and "Bukowski" drew a huge crowd response. When they played my current favourite from the record "Gum", I couldn't stop a huge smile from spreading across my face and this stayed there as lighters were lifted during "Cherry". Their confidence levels seemed much higher than when I saw them supporting, and rightly so - absolutely fantastic band. It appears that No Sleep Records can do no wrong. Now just waiting for Balance And Composure to come to Birmingham...........

Overall Rating - 8/10


Here are some pictures from the night... 

I still can't believe how big a month January was for music! I mean there were new things happening left, right and centre. Now let's see what February has to offer us in terms of new records...




ALL WE ARE - ALL WE ARE
I've been hearing buzz about All We Are for a long while now I whenever I see their name pop up I just wonder to myself "why haven't I heard many of their songs yet though?" Now my question has been answered. They've only just released their debut record on the 2nd of February! So now it's time for me to see whether the tunes match the buzz - judging by "Stone", the record has real potential.






YEARS & YEARS - Y & Y EP
Years & Years are one of my favourite things about 2015 so far. I really like their sound. I don't think I actually expected myself to like them so much but here we are. They released their EP on the 3rd of February - only four songs but I know I'll probably have them on repeat as if there's 11 on there. Check it out.







KID INK - FULL SPEED
Most (myself included) will only know Kid Ink by his 2014 club hit "Show Me" or maybe simply because he looks very similar to Chris Brown but however you've heard of him, he released his fourth record on the 3rd of February. I think it's time for me to catch up on his material outside of just "Show Me". 


 



PEACE - HAPPY PEOPLE
I've been really excited about this record for a while actually. After hearing their debut record In Love a couple of years ago and hearing how much work had gone into that, I wondered whether their follow up would even be able to hold a candle to it. I'm soon to find out - album hits the shelves on the 9th of February.






KODALINE - COMING UP FOR AIR
Speaking of sophomore albums, here comes another follow-up for a great debut. YouTube cover artists worldwide are going to be ecstatic. I predict a lot of great singles from this record - I just hope that it doesn't simply sound like a bunch of great singles but instead an awesome album. Have a listen on the 9th of February.







THE SUBWAYS - THE SUBWAYS
After writing about their new music video here earlier this week, I now find out that they're releasing the actual record. This'll be the decider for me I think. Right now, I'm not sure that I like them enough to call myself a fan at all, so I suppose I've find out on the 9th of February.






HAWK EYES - EVERYTHING IS FINE
Another band I don't yet know enough about. I had a listen to a couple of their songs and their latest single "Die Trying" is cool but again, I wouldn't call myself a fan. I wonder if the album will be able to change my mind on the 10th of February. To be honest, I feel like I might actually end up liking this record more than The Subways'.






STICK TO YOUR GUNS - DISOBEDIENT
I only started listening to Stick To Your Guns after hearing their joint EP split with The Story So Far but they are good! In particular, their single "What Choice Did You Give Us?" from this record is awesome. I'll be excited to listen to a full length of theirs on the 10th of February instead of just listening to a few singles here and there.






CARL BARAT & THE JACKALS - LET IT REIGN
The Libertines' co-frontman is back and blessing us with some solo side-project action. This is his debut album with The Jackals and from the few singles I've heard, it's sounding really good. I particularly like "A Storm Is Coming". Get your hands on the album on the 16th of February.








IMAGINE DRAGONS - SMOKE + MIRRORS
After their enormous debut record Night Visions in 2012, they're back with what I can only assume will be another chart topper. Expect to see them on a lot of upcoming festival bills after this drops on the 17th of February. 








ESTELLE - TRUE ROMANCE
I really like Estelle as a person and I love her older material but I must admit that a lot of the new things that she's brought out really just haven't been catching my attention. I'd even thought that she was done releasing music until I heard about this record. Nonetheless, I will give this new album a chance when it hits the shelves on the 17th of February.






CHEATAHS - SUNNE EP
I've seen NME drop this name around a few times over the past couple of years and have been meaning to check them out. I never really got much further than liking their Facebook page but when the album comes out on the 23rd of February I'll definitely used that as my chance to get involved. 






BIG SEAN - DARK SKY PARADISE
I've heard more about his relationship with Ariana Grande than I have about his music but I know that this record has an impressive list of feature artists  and so I expect big things (no pun intended) from this album on the 24th of February.







DUTCH UNCLES - O SHUDDER
Last but certainly not least, the record I've been looking forward to since I found out about it late last year is finally here! I've just been listening through their singles and patiently waiting. I'll be first in line to get my hands on it on the 24th of February.

Sadly, this'll be my first and last live review for Save Your Breath. The guys have unfortunately decided to call it a day but not without first doing a string of farewell shows. I knew there was no way that I could pass this up, especially at the bargain price of <£10. So late last month I went to The Asylum, Birmingham to see them.

First up supporting was Welsh rockers - Cardinals. I'd heard of their band quite a bit actually despite the unexpectedly small Facebook following, so when they started playing I was listening out for some familiar songs. I didn't hear any but the songs I did hear sounded decent. The backing vocalists harmonies were a bit off throughout and some sections were a little shaky but all in all it was a great warm up set. I'd actually love to see what they'd be like in a headlining position because there was a lot of potential in their set and they seemed like good guys. There could have been a little more energy at points but nonetheless it was a good warm-up set.

Next up was the band that seems to be taking the world by storm - As It Is. I'm still shocked as to how quickly they've blown up. I've been following Patty (lead singer) on YouTube for a while and it wasn't until after I'd bought this ticket that I even found out that he was in a band, let alone supporting SYB. So it's safe to say that I was excited to see them perform live in this tiny venue (before they go global). They were welcomed on stage by intermittent girlish screams and "tough guys" rolling their eyes, but the set was BIG!! Mid way through I thought "These guys will be playing Reading & Leeds this year 100% hands down." (you heard it here first). But yes these guys have the potential to not just play Reading but eventually main stage it. Great songs in their arsenal and awesome energy and stage presence. Their latest single "Dial Tones" was a highlight. I'd definitely advise catching a show ASAP if you can because before long you'll have to pay a lot more than £6 to catch them.

Finally, the whole reason for the occasion - Save Your Breath. This was one of the biggest glass shattering moments I've had in a long while. They hugely surpassed my expectations. I've been listening to them a while and as good as their studio material is, it is 10x better live! You can really tell that they've been a band for a while because they stole the show. They had amazing and comfortable stage presence, huge energy - everything just came so naturally to them. They opened with a favourite of mine - "Lessons" - I was juiced! They continued to play through hits, old and new, as the sweaty, tiny and packed room jumped and screamed with them. I've been to smaller gigs before but this felt like one of the most intimate. The lead singer of Cardinals joined them on stage for a song towards the end of the set and all of a sudden had tonnes of energy! Shouting and even crowdsurfing - I couldn't help but wish that he had that same energy during their opening set! Either way, during the last song Kristian joined us all in the crowd moshing and singing the lyrics to the classic "Nothing Worth Having Comes Easy" in unison. Certainly, if you have to go, that's the kind of note you want to leave on. BIG! They will be sorely missed... great musicians!

Overall Rating - 8.5/10


Here are some pictures from the night... 

So recently I've been thinking about all the artists that I haven't yet seen live and who I would have on my bucket list of bands/artists and then I thought - "Is there any artist/band that I would see, just so I could hear them play one song live?" Turns out that there are quite a few. There are plenty more I have in mind but here are just a few of the ones that I came up with.

1. MODERAT - Bad Kingdom

Just as I spoke about The Night VI not releasing any albums a couple of days ago here, they've now given me the first video I've seen of them since discovering them with "Thinking Of You". Check out their latest video now...

THE NIGHT VI - Heroine

First gig review of the new year and it's for a relatively new discovery! I hadn't really heard anything about The Weeks until early January but after checking out their track "Buttons", I knew I had to check them out...

Supporting The Weeks were regular tour buddies and fellow Tennessee natives  - The Apache Relay. I had never heard this band's name before the night so I was especially intrigued. The songs that they played from their latest self titled record sounded BIG! I was particularly impressed with their song "Good As Gold". I would definitely suggesting getting your hands on this album in fact because after listening to it on Spotify, I'm convinced that this genre is going to start getting some more recognition in the UK soon. It surprised me that as many great musicians as we have just walking around these days I'm still always excited and impressed when I see great musicians perform together. They played a very sound set. The instrumental on their last song was awesome - it kind of reminded me of a fuller sounding Best Coast vibe. Calm music played powerfully - brilliant.

Next up, The Weeks. One of the first things I notice throughout the set was just how layered their songs sounded. With almost all of them there were lots of subtle influences and changes that really made each song sound thick and robust. This was also obviously helped along by a good set of lyrics. As I'd only managed to listen to their album Comeback Cadillac before coming to the show, there were quite a few songs that they played that I hadn't heard of prior. This didn't lessen the enjoyment though. In fact, a lot of the songs that I enjoyed most were songs from their upcoming record that none of the crowd had yet heard, so I'll definitely be keeping them on my radar to hear the studio versions in the future. One song that really stood out to me live though was "Heard It All". People often refer to music/live music as a "religious experience" and in this instance they really did take me to church. The organ/piano meshed with the bass in particular just made me feel like I was at a church worship service. Great vibes!

Their lead singer Cyle's voice sounded very similar to Caleb Followill's (lead singer of Kings Of Leon). I later found out that The Weeks have actually even supported them on tour before. But the point is; it would have been easy for them to fall into the hole of "KOL tribute band" but they nicely avoided it and brought their own unique talents to the table. Both The Apache Relay and The Weeks just got better and better as their sets went on and both bands were genuinely easy-going, nice guys. Another two great bands to add to the iTunes...

Overall Rating - 7/10


Here are some pictures from the night...

Now for the final part of January's music news and after this we can start off February on a clean slate and with glorious new music on our iTunes...

YEARS & YEARS NEW MUSIC VIDEO "KING"
So I've actually only just caught wind of Years & Years in 2015 but they're good... like really good! I saw them featuring on Tourist's newest track "Illuminate" and since then they've just continued to impress me. I'm interested to see what an entire record of theirs would be like but for now check out their new music video here.


NAO NEW SINGLE "IN THE MORNING"
After her stunning support performance on the Little Dragon tour last year I've been waiting for something new to come from Nao. January just seems to be granting all of my wishes. If you get the chance to see her live, don't pass it up - great performer. I mean, just listen to these vocals here.


THE STAVES NEW SINGLE "STEADY"
Speaking of spectacular vocals, the queens of harmonies are back with a new track from their upcoming album - If I Was. I really love the way that this track swells - this is going to be a brilliant sophomore record. The Staves are definitely ones to check out if you haven't already. I'd start with this new single here.


THE NIGHT VI NEW SINGLE "TOO LATE TO LIE"
I've been writing abut The Night VI's new singles for over a year and a bit now and I still haven't heard a whiff of a new full length album!! As good as this new single here is, I am just more than ready for a full record.


DEATH CAB FOR CUTIE NEW SINGLE "BLACK SUN"
I've never really listened to Death Cab religiously. I've heard quite a few of their songs and I've liked each one including this new single here. However, now I think it's time for me to play catch up - I've missed out on a lot of good music here it would seem.


KANYE WEST, PAUL MCCARTNEY & RIHANNA NEW SINGLE "FOURFIVESECONDS"
There has been so much press surrounding this collaboration that it'd be pretty difficult for anyone to get away from it but I thought I'd write about it anyway. Although this might seem like a strange mix of artists at first, each of them offers up something great to make it work. Have a listen here.


ST. VINCENT NEW SINGLE "BAD BELIEVER"
I'm not sure that I'll ever figure out for certain how I feel about St. Vincent's music to be honest. This song does not appeal to me at all, but I know that a bunch of people out there will really enjoy it. I guess it's just each to their own in this situation but as much as I like St. Vincent as a person and a performer, most of her music is just not enjoyable. Have a listen here.


GENGAHR NEW SINGLE "SHE'S A WITCH"
It's nice to see this band getting a bit more well deserved recognition. I'm expecting to see Gengahr on a few festival line-ups this year for sure. But sadly as we're a long way from summer, have a listen to this great new single to tide you over - here.


THE CRIBS NEW SINGLE "AN IVORY HAND"
The Cribs are finally blessing us with a new single from their upcoming record and as expected, it's a good'un. I'm really looking forward to seeing them do this track justice live later this month. I'm not sure how many more awesome tracks they have left in them but I hope that it's a lot because this is a gem. Check it out here.


FAKE LAUGH NEW SINGLE "DOPEY HEAD"
Another discovery that I made earlier this year on Twitter. It was nothing like what I expected it to sound like. In an age of electronics, often this isn't what you expect to click on on Twitter. I can't say that I like Fake Laugh much but maybe in a different time this would be a really great track. See for yourself here.


LIL' WAYNE NEW SINGLE "FINGERS HURTING"
I honestly didn't think that Lil' Wayne would be making anymore solo music. I'd expected that he would feature on a couple artists' tracks here and there but I hadn't expected another whole album. However, here it is! And here is a new single from it. Let's just say, in my opinion, he should've stopped a long while ago.


FKA TWIGS NEW MUSIC VIDEO "PENDULUM"
Still taking the world by storm. Even though most people will have heard this song a long while ago, having the new music video with it can definitely make you like it more. FKA Twigs is just as much as visual artist as she is a vocal one and this new music video here shows just that.


PETITE NOIR NEW SINGLE "SHADOWS"
Just after the release of his new EP -The King of Anxiety - Petite Noir releases this single from it to the world. I'm not sure - I really liked Petite Noir when I first heard about him last year and I was worried that the novelty would wear off a little bit. However, this new track here has definitely proven me wrong.


THE SUBWAYS NEW MUSIC VIDEO "TAKING ALL THE BLAME"
A name that I've heard around me countless times but have never really gotten into. When I saw this new music video pop up on my timeline I thought, no time like the present. I'm a little sad it took this long but yeah The Subways are a cool band. Not "my new favourite" or anything but a strong band nonetheless. Here's the new video.


DANGERKIDS NEW MUSIC VIDEO "WE'RE ALL IN DANGER"
I just sincerely want Dangerkids to get all of the recognition owed to them because they are amazing! Diligently waiting on a headline UK tour but until then, fans can enjoy this awesome new music video here, and maybe catch them supporting Crown The Empire on their EU/UK tour.


THE PRODIGY NEW SINGLE "THE DAY IS MY ENEMY"
If somehow you haven't already heard, The Prodigy have announced a relatively small venue UK tour commencing later this year AND they're releasing a new record - The Day Is My Enemy - out on the 30th of March. Check out the newly released title track here.


THE BOHICAS NEW MUSIC VIDEO "TO DIE FOR"
After seeing them at Field Day last year I knew that The Bohicas would be a strong studio band as they're each so technical gifted and precise. This new single (although fairly repetitive and predictable) proves me right. Have a watch of the slightly confusing but surprisingly entertaining new music video here.


DAVID GUETTA NEW LYRIC VIDEO "WHAT I DID FOR LOVE (FEAT. EMELI SANDE)"
It's been a long while since I've seen Emeli Sande feature on anything so I'm hoping this means that there'll be a sophomore album out any day now! Her voice still sounds fabulous and David Guetta is still making those annoyingly catchy pop beats. Have a listen here.


GALLOWS NEW MUSIC VIDEO "BONFIRE SEASON"
YEEEESSSSS! 2015 really is going to be an insane year for album releases. Gallows' new record - Desolation Sounds - comes out on the 13th of April. It will be big. It will be beefy. And if this new single is anything to go by, it's sounding a little different too! Have a listen to the new sound here.


CHILDISH GAMBINO NEW MUSIC VIDEO "SOBER"
From his latest EP - Kauai - Childish Gambino. He's a strange character for sure but his music is anything but. All of his tracks catch my attention in one way or another and this single here is no different. The mind of a true artist - I would love to see him live one day!