Interview with The Jacks: ‘One of our next singles, ‘In My Head’, is about dealing with mental health and the feeling there’s no end in sight’
LA-based rock band The Jacks are gearing up to release three new singles, starting next month, as part of a new strategy to release a new track around every six weeks. The band is composed of Jonny Stanback (lead vocals/rhythm guitar), Tom Hunter (lead guitar/vocals), Scott Stone (bass guitar/vocals), and ...
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Interview with Future Fires: ‘Our next single, ‘Still Time’, is about when you wonder if you can still achieve your dreams’
Birmingham-based band Future Fires will release their beautiful, wistful single, 'Still Time', next week (2 October), their take on evaluating dreams and friendships, marking the second single from their upcoming acoustic EP due out in mid-October. The band comprises Adam Norman (vocals), Matt Levesley (bass), Jak ...
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Interview with Black Bear Kiss: ‘Reach Up Higher’ is about trying to do better and not believing everything you read’
West Midlands-based five-piece indie rock band Black Bear Kiss' latest single, 'Reach Up Higher’, came out last week (4 September) and showcases their trademark upbeat, thumpingly rifftastic, melodic style, whilst criticizing the power of the media and its influence on people. 'The song addresses some of the big issues, ...
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Interview with Indie Street Club: ‘I wrote the lyrics to ‘Tomorrow Comes Too Soon’ watching Friends the night before we recorded it!’
Carlisle-based band Indie Street Club released their single 'Tomorrow Comes Too Soon' last month, a beautiful and wistful track about on-off relationships, according to their frontman Ryan Davidson. 'It's about these relationships where people are together, then they break up, they might even be with other people for a ...
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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: Cellos to release lockdown songs
County Durham-based four piece indie rock band Cellos is to put out some songs they recorded in lockdown. Cellos was formed in 2019 by songwriters and friends Niall Fenwick (vocals) and Joe Teasdale (guitar). It also consists of Jack Walker (bass) and Harry Mason (drums). The group, fronted by Fenwick, released their ...
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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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