Who We're Listening To This Month - February

As you can probably tell, last month we were still a bit hung up on our favourites from last year, but this is a new month and is all about new music, new artists and the tracks we've had on repeat since February 1st.

Starting with BBC Introducing's track of the week, from last week. It's called 'Little Amsterdam' and comes from Welsh four-piece Luna Bay. We love it a lot.

Soundcloud Sunday ft. The Wombats, Dancing On Tables, Bottle Note + Marsicans

We love this time of year. Not only because everybody is on tour or announcing dates for next year, but new music is in abundance. So instead of some lengthy introduction we're jumping straight in with the band we've listening to all week. Of course, we are talking about The Wombats.

 

Tenement Trail 2017: 3 Must See Acts

One of the countries best new music events is back for its fifth year. Of course, we're talking about Tenement Trail.

 

Airways Debut EP 'Starting To Spin'

Earlier this week, we were given the chance to listen to the debut EP from Airways before it was released. Titled 'Starting To Spin', we've seriously struggled not talking about it.

 

Co-produced by our favourites over in Nothing But Thieves, this EP is everything we could have wanted and more.

Interviewing MISS

Every time I create a playlist, there's always a stand out track. It's always a track that I love or a track which grabs a lot of your attention. This time it came curtsey of MISS and their latest track 'Can I Spend Christmas With You?'

 

 

I caught up with the band prior to the track's release to talk about inspirations, their plans for 2017 and what led them to self-produce all of their music.

Younger, Louder And On The Rise

In a small crowded room in Glasgow, I watched my favourite band take to the stage. The same band who I had spoken to earlier in the day, were about to play in one of the most historic music venues in the UK.

 

Model Aeroplanes Interview

Pretty Vicious Its Always There New Video

 

 Crowned as my Sound Of 2016, Pretty Vicious haven't failed to deliver. 

 

Study Leave 2016 Playlist

 

 

Four weeks. Four exams. No school. Its that time of year again.

Finally, We Can Own Cave Song

Crowned as my Sound of 2016, my Welsh favourites, Pretty Vicious, have finally released the Cave Song as part of their new EP.

 

As We Once Were Interview

 Alternative pop-punk boys (and girl) As We Once Were are on road to becoming the next big band from Illinois. With a tendency to tell jokes on social media and dreaming of Warped Tour, they might just become your next favourite band. 

"Success isn’t an overnight sprint, it’s a marathon made up of small accomplishments added up together."