The best new tunes from our resident pop pixie
The best new tunes from our resident pop pixie
Following their performance at Brighton Pride, indie band Tygermylk share the heart-wrenching story behind debut single What God Would Keep Us Apart with Ray A-J.
Jake Shears and his Scissor Sisters were the stealth queens of LGBT+ acceptance and progress upon these island shores now more than a decade ago. It was almost as if under the cover of darkness their uplifting brand of acceptable queer stage performance dragged the wider heterosexual music buying public unwittingly into the circus and our heterosexual brother in-laws and their mates were proud of their 02 Arena show tickets even though they’re a bunch of gays.
It’s a revelation, Reef are back with a new album and tour to boot. But is their roaring rock still as good? “I JUST WANT to make a complaint actually,” the man on stage quips, dripping with sweat as he gasps for air, grabbing the nearest bottle of water. “I’ve been given a bathtowel. Who do […]
Ciaran Levery opens the stage up to a beautiful pain on his latest album Sweet Decay. THE STAGE opens up, and in the dim glow of the dilapidated spotlight a fragile ballerina tiptoes into view. He’s tall, so tall, but holds himself with the shame of a fleeting lion in the Serengeti outcast by […]
Cornish band ENNOR create an ode to the old land with their latest release. A deep voice is humming on the wind. The air is thin and cold, but jangling and bright guitar melodies call in the sun to shine down on the beach below you.
It’s as if a Nintendo console got drunk and learnt to sky dive.
Tommy Down has us asking: Isn’t it all just a little ‘Superficial’, with his funky track. A funky twist here, a chirpy twang there – this relaxed summer night soundtrack from soul and jazz man Tommy Down somehow has me pondering the politics of selfies, but surrounded by the sounds of a synthy speakeasy.
We’re Queer, we’re here, and rocking out this year. Welcome to the Queer rock track celebrating the Generation of freedom. Rock is heavy, harsh, hard hitting and inherently political; It’s a tough act to follow.
Explore the snowy scene of a Christmas classic reimagined, through the voice of Velma Celli. Chord. Then twinklingly melancholy piano notes. The intro to a, dare I say it, Twilight film complete with sweeping camera shots of a desolate snowy landscape rushes into your conscious.
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