Polish Club: ‘That’s how these things last beyond the people that make it, the people who experience it – that’s the thing that appeals to me about creating music, it’ll outlive all of us’
Sydney-based rock duo Polish Club will release their touching and emotionally charged fourth album Heavy Weight Heart tomorrow (13 September). The duo comprises David Novak (lead vocals and guitar) and John-Henry Pajak (drums, percussion and backing vocals). Novak and Pajak met towards the end of high school through ...
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Bobby Mahoney: ‘It feels urgent, it’s fun and catchy and we had a lot of fun making it’
New Jersey alt-rockers Bobby Mahoney will bring out their album full of summer anthems, Another Deadbeat Summer, on 14 June, marking their first record with Wicked Cool Records. The band comprises Bobby Mahoney (lead vocals and guitar), James McIntosh (drums), Andrew Saul (guitar and vocals) and Jon Chang-Soon (bass ...
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Interview with Real Easy: ‘Our debut EP, Poundland California, explores working class towns and finding your identity’
Leeds-based band Real Easy's next single, 'So It Seems', which comes out today (2 October) 'is about big egos and people losing sight of reality and who they really are at the slightest sniff of popularity', according to frontman, lead guitar and the group's songwriter, James Roberts: 'It was inspired by a guy from my ...
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Interview with Alba Rosa: ‘Jekyll and Hyde in the song stands for order and chaos and the thin line between them’
Sheffield-based indie band Alba Rosa have released a jangly, summery bluesy/rock track '5 Days (Til the Weekend)', a song that reminds us of the carefree summer we could have been enjoying in the absence of a pandemic. Written and recorded before lockdown and following on from earlier releases ’Jekyll Vs Hyde’, and a ...
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Interview with Dancing On Tables: ‘We thought, what’s the most grim story we can think of and turn into a catchy song?’
'Riviera', the summer anthem from Dunfermline, Scotland-based five-piece indie pop band Dancing On Tables actually started out as a joke, according to its frontman, Robbie McSkimming. 'It was before lockdown and we were four dates into a 14 day tour and we were chatting about how people had been dancing about and singing ...
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Interview with Danny Mellin: ‘Sam Fender inspired me to get a bigger sound’
Oxfordshire-based singer/songwriter Danny Mellin has the kind of infectious enthusiam for music you would expect from a 17 year old still riding high on the success of his recent release 'Beaten Up Nikes'. Mellin, who started playing guitar at the age of seven, penned his debut single, 'Without You', when he was just 14. ...
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