While most modern indie bands offer nothing but vapid excursions into wanna be rock while remaining cemented in their 2018 heyday, Isle of Wighter’s Wet… Read More »Wet Leg’s ‘Catch These Fists’: A Boisterous Return
Pitchfork Music Festival London has announced its lineup for its fifth edition, set to take place from November 4th to 8th, 2025, across various venues… Read More »Pitchfork London Announces First Wave of Acts for Fifth Edition
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During the instrumental bridge of Josie Oliver’s Do You Really Have to Go, a voice message can be heard, picking up the words “listen to… Read More »Josie Oliver’s Listen to this When You Buy a House: Hindsight and Heartache.