Born Ashton Nicole Casey, Ashnikko makes a thundering, thirteen-track debut with Weedkiller. Following their career-propelling ‘Hi, it’s Me’ in 2019 and ‘DEMIDEVIL’ in 2021, Ashnikko’s mighty strides to dominate have not fallen on deaf ears, after amassing a huge following and an unapologetic community.
PEACH’s self-titled album is remarkably cohesive for a debut, in part because it isn’t really one. The Bristol-based punk foursome each boast years of experience in past projects, and as PEACH they have already begun to make a name for themselves in the local scene.
Alternative artist paradise fell. has today shared their debut offering ‘VICES.’
Kid Brunswick has kickstarted the year with the release of anthemic track ‘Blow’.
To put it simply, Pinball: The Man Who Saved The Game, is adorable, our number 1 feel-good film to come out of 2022.
A true story, the film follows Roger Sharpe (played by Mike Faist), as he negotiates his love affair with pinball in a city where it’s illegal under gambling laws, and how that 35-year ban was overturned.
6 months ago, singer, songwriter and YouTube sensation Sarah Close announced that she would release a new song on the 1st of every month, after going a year without any new music.
After a storming success of a debut album, Kid Kapichi return with ‘Here’s What You Could’ve Won’.
Right from the start, Petrol Girls have always been a band to put their money where their mouth is when it comes to activism. When they’re not writing the post-hardcore riffs they’ve become known for, their members can be found putting time and money into causes like refugee support and legal defence funds for women speaking out about sexual harassment.
Opus Kink, eclectic, grimy punk rockers, have announced their debut EP today, arriving this summer via Nice Swan Records, along with a brand new single ‘I Love You Baby’ released today.
Frank Carter & The Rattlesnakes were on a high from playing their headline show at Alexandra Palace when the world went into lockdown just under a month later. They had gone from being one of the UK’s most exciting live acts to not being able to leave the house, filled with pent up energy and frustration and looking for a way to release it. And the new album Sticky, the fourth album from the band, is the result.
