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The F-use – For The Love Of God (2020)

Nashville is typically associated with country music, but The F-use prove that Tennessee has a little more than Billy Ray

Using a range of influences from 70s power-pop to 90s Avant-pop, Twin Stranger takes you through a night out where

Freedom is something that can be restricted by those in power and through other means such as religion. The power

Hailing from the outskirts of Sydney, we have the passionate grunge quartet The Violet Stones. Gaining inspiration from bands like

Danny Wright has become the voice of the disenchanted English youth through his willingness to face his generation’s struggles head-on.

We’ve hit the middle of the year and it’s been one hell of a ride. To chill and have some

Box Time is a four-piece from London ready to capture you with their relentless rhythm. The band came together in

Horrible Youth started in 2018 when August Bent (vocals, guitar) had a bunch of songs and nowhere to put them.

If Primal Scream were to mate with The Stone Roses, Wild Daughter would be their love child. Born in 2014

Welcome to the first week in May and a brand new instalment of Keeping It Real. This week we have