Tiny Moving Parts, You Lost Me/Guardians
Hopeless Records
Emo’s been having a resurgence – though did it ever really go away? Tiny Moving Parts, with their ...
Cable Ties, Hope
Merge Records
Cable Ties! A band we’re super excited about at Bittersweet Press right now. They were featured in our SXSW lamentations, and...
Shopping, cable ties, dry cleaning, petrol… don’t skim-read this lest you mistake it for your list of errands. Or better yet, turn this list into your to-do lis...
Mayday Parade, It Is What It Is
Rise Records
Mayday Parade: the kings of the emo banger. If you didn’t spend the first half of your teens (and the second ha...
FEVER 333, PRESENCE IS STRENGTH
Roadrunner Records
Think you could write, record and perfect a song in 24 hours? A GOOD one? Well, the Inglewood rapcore god...
We've already combed the whole Reading and Leeds lineup for anything and everything that might appeal to a rock fan (if you've forgotten, how could you? Catch u...
Neck Deep, Lowlife
Hopeless Records
Neck Deep are the cruellest of all pop-punk bands – to drop a banger on us like She’s A God (back last June) and then le...
History repeats itself: an age-old adage. So it makes sense that everything 80s is on trend right now: mullets are the edgy hairdo of choice, no jeans exist exc...
Brudenell Social Club, Leeds
24th February 2020
All Time Low definitely know how to treat their English fans; a week ago it would have been mad to even sugg...
Creeper, Cyanide
Roadrunner Records
Sex, Death, and the Infinite Void. Annabelle and Born Cold have given us a delicious taste of the aforementioned themes,...