Fat Dog turn a toxic relationship into stabbing synths on 'Sh*t Love'
The single follows a support set for Kneecap at Crystal Palace Park, where frontman Joe Love wore an England shirt to a chorus of boos from the mostly Irish crowd.
Post-punk
Five record shops and a beer factory: how Grandmas House are marking their debut album
Ahead of the album, Grandmas House host a free listening party at Bristol Beer Factory on July 31st, with branded beer cans and a meet-and-greet with mascot The Headless Man.
The Gloss review | Cola balance post-punk tension with indie warmth
Cola’s The Gloss is a captivating journey of precise riffs, emotive vocals, and cinematic textures, marking a new chapter for the Montreal trio.
From primal poetry to cultural duality | Slate share track-by-track breakdown of their debut EP, Deathless
Cardiff band Slate break down their debut EP Deathless, revealing how primal poetry and cultural duality shape their unique sound, blending post-punk and post-rock influences.
The Klittens: 'We're a democratic band. We vote on everything and have internal surveys!'
In this exclusive interview, The Klittens discuss their journey from activism to artistry, their unique creative evolution, and how they handle the complexities of tour life.
Saviors review | Green Day get toes tappin’ at the American Dream’s funeral
Green Day acknowledge a world ransacked by billionaires and corporations on album number 14, but don’t let late-stage capitalism mellow their good-time anthems.
The The announce return with 2024 UK tour
Post-punk band The The is set for a 2024 UK headline tour, with performances in Edinburgh, Wolverhampton, London, and Manchester.
Gigi’s Recovery review | Angst and redemption from The Murder Capital
★★★★☆
Irish post-punk band The Murder Capital release their sophomore album, Gigi’s Recovery, and stake their claim to a burgeoning crowd of bands.
