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We are a dedicated guide to everything alternative and rock in the North of England, distributing worldwide and we’ve been at the top of our game since going online in September 2008.
Our magazine and website as platforms are original, influential, and always useful. The web and print magazine is essential reading for culture and music fans in the North of England alongside students, and artists looking for opportunity and variety. They look to the magazine and its advertising to showcase, and to recommend the best on offer and have an active interest in shopping, music, art, film, fashion, travel and new experiences. It is these shared interests and values, together with a common love for alternative and rock music culture that draws people to the magazine, and will bring your brand to their attention. Across each of our media platforms, we are creating an engaged reader community that will be highly receptive to your advertising as a welcome guide to their future purchases. Source
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Search Articles“Be a Multi‑Form Figure”: Inside the World of Irene Shapes
“I am more than just one thing.” It’s a simple line, delivered with a matter‑of‑fact calm, but it sums up everything that makes Irene Shapes such a compelling presence in alternative music right now. She’s an audio engineer, composer, vocalist, multi‑instrumentalist, producer, educator, collaborator, and relentless creative experimenter.
Practical Magic 2 Review: A Refreshing, Enchanting Sequel
It doesn’t take a film degree to diagnose the modern mainstream cinematic landscape with a severe run-down of the nostalgia bug, as we truly are well into the repetitive age of sequels, prequels, spin-offs, and revamps of many definitive classics from previous and distinct decades, garnering mixed responses from moviegoers.
Leeds post-punk, alt-rockers HITLIST talk influences, creativity and more
In our latest Band Spotlight, Dom chats to Leeds-based band, HITLIST about their creativity, musical inspirations and much more! Hi guys, thanks so much for the time – how are you all doing today? Henrik: Tired Jake: Productive Maddy: Chilling! Isaac: Also tired I absolutely loved your show the other day in Leeds – can you tell me a little bit about your writing process, and sonic influences, because there’s a fantastic mix in there?
Death Cab for Cutie’s Nick Harmer on I Built You A Tower and the band’s legacy
Three decades into a career that’s quietly shaped the emotional vocabulary of modern guitar music, Death Cab for Cutie find themselves in a rare position. They’re still here. Still functional. Still making records that matter, for people that love them. For bassist Nick Harmer, that simple fact – survival, in all its mundane and miraculous forms – has become the real measure of success. Not the plaques, not the streaming numbers, not the festival font sizes.
The Blood of Dawnwalker review: The vampire RPG we’ve waited decades for
The Blood of Dawnwalker is a new supernatural open-world RPG that lets players control a vampire by night and a sword-wielding hero by day, but is it worth 30 days and 30 nights of your time? Picture this: you’re out for coffee or dinner with a friend, and they ask you to sum up Rebel Wolve’s new RPG, Blood of Dawn Walker.
TV Priest share new single ‘Just So You Know’ and announce UK tour dates
TV Priest recently announced new album Cartoons for release on 6th November via AMK / Kartel Music Group. Today the band shares a new single ‘Just So you Know’, alongside a run of UK headline tour dates. These arrive in early 2027, after the band’s release week UK instore shows, and a newly-announced Halloween show at London’s Blondie’s as special guests to Crows. View full details of the upcoming shows below. Tickets are on sale here.
John Cena vs Cody Rhodes in ultimate Clash of Clans showdown
Clash of Clans*, which has over two billion lifetime downloads, is back with WWE for a second collaboration; and this time, the rivalry is personal. WWE Superstar Cody Rhodes and WWE Legend John Cena are best known for what they do in the ring, but their competition didn’t start there. Both are long-time players of Clash of Clans, and this shared gaming history has become locker room legend.
Grimsby hard rockers MINT share new single, ‘XII’
Grimsby hard rockers Mint unleash XII, the searing first single from their debut album, Pleasure Island – a deeply personal love letter to their hometown and its once world-famous theme park. Available on all streaming platforms from today (September 1), XII tackles the often-unspoken crisis surrounding men’s mental health, with its title reflecting the devastating reality that, in the UK, a man dies by suicide every two hours – 12 men every day, 84 every week.
Interview: ‘Life Is Bliss’ For Gallus
I had the pleasure of speaking with Gianluca Bernacchi and Barry Dolan from Gallus about their upcoming album ‘Life Is Bliss’, their biggest tour yet, packed lunches, the delights of Milton Keynes, and the importance of their Glaswegian identity. Gallus have been making a racket for almost a decade as a prominent act in the Scottish Punk scene, and there’s no signs of stopping this force of nature.
The Bedroom Stereo Is Back
For years, the stereotypical vinyl setup came with a certain amount of furniture. There was the turntable, an amplifier, two speakers, somewhere to store the records and, ideally, enough room to keep the whole thing away from whatever else was happening in the house. That setup still makes sense if you have the space. Plenty of people listening to records in 2026, however, are working with a bedroom, a rented flat or a corner of a shared living room.