Goodbye June: ‘We’re taking a lot of chances and swings on this record, we’re big fans of nasty, dirty rock ‘n’ roll!’
Nashville-based rock band Goodbye June will release their guitar-heavy and poignant fourth album, Deep in the Trouble, on 28 June, giving us more of their unique blend of Deep South blues, hard rock licks and gospel swing. Goodbye June comprises lead guitarist Tyler Baker, lead vocalist and guitarist Landon Milbourn ...
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Interview with The Harmonix: ‘The best way when we’re approaching our writing is not to box ourselves into one genre’
Five piece Dundee-based alt rock band, The Harmonix, brought out Mad For It last week, their pulsating, energetic and accomplished debut EP, which will leave fans wanting more. The Harmonix comprises Peter Hughes (vocals), Jock Fullerton (drums), Kian Sturrock (bass), Jamie Cruickshank (guitar) and Jack Guyan ...
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Interview with The Heavy North: ‘You can see in their eyes when you’ve got them – and that’s when you know you have a tune’
Liverpool-based band The Heavy North released their latest belter of a single ‘Bring Me Love’ last Friday (4 September), taken from the band's upcoming debut 4-track EP, Dive Bar Blues, which will come out in November. The band comprises Kenny Stuart (vocals), José Ibanez (guitar), Andy Horrocks (bass), Ste Penn ...
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Interview with The Rosadocs: ‘Say Something is about talking to people you’re close to’
'Say Something', the latest single by Sheffield-based band, The Rosadocs, which comes out tomorrow (22 August) is a lockdown song about the importance of staying close to people, according to frontman and guitarist, Keelan Grany. 'It's about supporting people, particularly during lockdown, ' he said. 'It's about the ...
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Interview with The Quicksilver Kings: ‘Songwriting is like filling in a jigsaw’
Hull-based band acoustic trio The Quicksilver Kings are putting the finishing touches to a new 18-track album, which will likely be released later this year. Initially, they had planned to release it this summer but have pushed it back due to the pandemic. The group, which weaves elements of country, folk, blues and pop ...
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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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