SUNDOTS Single Release Redefines Slowcore Edge
There are a handful of artists who find inspiration beyond the walls of a recording studio. Listen to Mac DeMarco’s Salad Days, produced in the comfort of his Brooklyn flat. Revisit the
Fans of The Cure will get to step inside the set
Grammy Museum announce a two-part exhibition showcasing the handmade sets, props, and artwork created for Olivia Rodrigo’s The Cure music video, from her recently released album, you seem pretty sad for a
Multi‑million‑streaming band to perform at CHALK
With more than 100 million streams on Spotify, the alternative pop‑rock music band The Hoosiers is returning to Brighton with an exclusive new record to share. Their most recent album, Compassion, has
Who is Ruel, and Why Artistic Tragedy Is Dying?
Retro-inspired loose-leg trousers, eighties pop R&B melodies with warm guitars, lyrics featuring themes of love bolstered by emotional unrest, Ruel continues to sway audiences’ hearts, and there is no way he would
Album Review: Charli XCX ‘Music, Fashion, Film’
On her latest album, the electropop connoisseur ponders what it means to be an artist.
Chalk to Debut 3 Controversial Acts This Autum
Make no bones about the fact that every music artist has a story to share with their listeners. Moreover, their public presence raises the bar in the ways by which culture is
Jay‑Z Chaos Revives Asake Brixton Concern
Last Sunday marked the final U.S. stop on the 30th‑anniversary tour celebrating Jay‑Z’s landmark albums The Blueprint and Reasonable Doubt. But what was meant to be an ordinary day quickly turned into
‘Goodbye Lavender’: Opal Mag on her upcoming debut EP
An interview with the Brighton-based dream-rock singer, ahead of the release of her debut EP, and playing this year’s Great Escape Festival.
Max White’s summer return – New music from the indie-pop star
June 27th marks indie-pop artist Max White’s return to the stage. Having supported the likes of Rag’n’Bone Man and Raye, his comeback pairs with the release of new single “Me & You”.
Gigs for Gaza: Brighton Charity Turns Local Gigs Into £8.7k of Aid for Palestinians
Brighton is widely known as a rather liberal, forward-thinking city which is often ahead of the curve in terms of activism and protests. The war in Gaza is a recent issue which has seen ubiquitous activism across the city and the founding of many