I know it's been a few months since "Underwaterouterspace" was released, but occasionally it does no harm whatsoever to keep the momentum going/ flame burning on a release or band that is worthy of the cause. For Slaves To Gravity, this is certainly the case.

I first came across them in...

A recent study has found that knowing what's going to happen in a book doesn't affect people's enjoyment of it; in fact it gave enjoyment a fillip. This theory doesn't seem to fit quite so readily with new music, well, to my mind anyway. This may be due to the...

In August 2010 we introduced Subset as our Band of the Month. One year later the quartet release their latest EP "Mahogany", which reminds us exactly why we loved these boys so much to give them our prestigious Band of the Month award.

Kicking off with 'Lucid Dreamers' it lets us...

Dalston three-piece Male Bonding's rise to relative glory was swift: one minute, so it appeared, they were hammering out lively, boisterous three-chord shows in their friends’ kitchens, and the next they were a seldom-seen British signing to the illustrious Sub Pop imprint, for whom they debuted with 2010’s

After witnessing Japanese Voyeurs at Sonisphere, we knew the next obvious step would be to give their debut album, 'Yolk', a listen. You could classify Japanese Voyeurs as a female fronted London based rock band, but there is much more to them than just that and I'm not entirely sure...

Meet Romily Alice, lead singer of Japanese Voyeurs. "I only want to be an animal!" she screams on X-Ray Ted, while distorted guitars slash away in the background. It’s fair to say she likes delving into the animalistic side of human nature: her lyrics are full of scratches and...

Presenting Eddie Vedder alone with only his voice and ukulele, Ukulele Songs is essentially a love letter to the much-maligned instrument. The intimate production of these sessions helps the album come off as a series of relaxed, creative flashes that mix originals and covers. Vedder finds inspiration from Hawaii and...

The "Back and Forth" DVD is an epic journey that covers the entire Foo Fighters' career from conception- taping the initial debut as a one-man project on a cassette to recording the latest release and seventh studio album, "Wasting Light", on a cassette in Grohl's garage. This is not just...

Admit it, when you first heard that Pearl Jam's Eddie Vedder was making an album of ukulele songs, you thought it was going to be a train wreck didn't you? I certainly did.When you hear the grunge strumming of the album opener "Can't Keep", coupled with Vedder's signature growl, your...

When a band receives another invitation back to Download Festival, they know they must be doing something right. Fronted by the admirably talented Chris Robertson, the Kentuckian quartet graced the Donington site for the third time and did so with a far greater air of maturity.

Beginning with aptly titled 'Change'...