Taking the DIY path for their entire career Malevolence have built a formidable reputation for delivering fierce live shows while also being a nice bunch of lads off stage. The Sheffield crew were a massive hit playing the Sunday at the Download pilot...
It’s been around 15 months since the Covid lockdown first scuppered live music events in the UK. In that time the industry has suffered terribly with venues closing and many being forced out of their profession. So to hear that Download Festival, originally...
People take up modelling for all sorts of reasons. Some decide it’s not for them but for many like Megan Annie it becomes a vital piece of their life jigsaw, something that empowers and gives strength. It can give creatives an outlet for their ideas...
Much maligned and often dismissed, graffiti artists have slowly edged their way into popular culture simply by the weight of their talent. By letting their art speak for them graffiti is now becoming appreciated for what it really is – an art form....
Proving to be technical masters but also playing with warmth and soul Lovebites are a band that were taking the world by storm before Covid struck. They’ve not been sitting idle though as their latest EP Glory, Glory, To The World shows. It’s a timely...
Metal is a part of the very fibre of music in Brazil. When Sepultura exploded onto the world scene some three and a half decades ago they kicked open a door that has remained firmly off its hinges ever since. Crypta are one of the latest acts to emerge...
You’re in a band but can’t see the other members. You’re a creative person all the way through like a stick of seaside rock. The Covid hits. What do you do? In the case of Fyzz Wallis from the Fyzz Wallis Band you write and record a solo...
‘Parlez-Vous Hate?’ is a two-faced album. One side of its pretty little visage is a catchy collection of tracks you can sing along with in the kitchen. The other is deep and dark. Loaded with meaning and magnitude. Listen to it and learn from it. This...
Sometimes simply being a model isn’t enough. It certainly helps if you have more than one string to your bow. Missy Von Curse is just such a person. She models and is also a fire and burlesque performer. Plus she has mastered the difficult art of sword...
Widely acknowledged as one of the best of the new crop of emerging artists to hit the punk scene Millie Manders spent some time in London but now resides back in Norwich. She shares a home with her cat Mattie and the pair go on regular adventures...
