Hull native Dom Smith was born with Cerebral Palsy yet that hasn’t affected his passion for music. From performing in bands to writing about new talent and beyond, Smith tells us more about his various projects.
Ali Epstone provides a detailed insight into how mindfulness can help musicians (and everybody) towards living a happier life.
Post-rock newcomers Lonesome take us through the making of their debut EP.
Through lyrical trepidation, ‘Two Sides’ sees Brightr deliver a thoroughly honest set of songs.
Laurie Cottingham explains how the EP came together.
Holding Absence vocalist Lucas Woodland explains how the band wrote their debut album; their initial aims, the setbacks, and his thoughts on the final record.
Zebrahead vocalist Ali Tabatabee discusses how his parents’ positive attitude has influenced him.
Guitarist Lee McKinney discusses the idea of artificial reality, the impact of technological advances and how Sci-Fi classic, The Matrix, was ahead of its time.
As Nottingham’s Catch Fire release their debut album, drummer Ash Wain explains how the concept of Karma served as the catalyst for it.
Living With Lions’ hometown of Vancouver is considered the “third most livable city in the world”, but as Living With Lions‘ Chase Brenneman explains, it’s a city with its issues.
Marty has penned a guest blog discussing the element of false hope that has been a burden to the Limerick-based singer in recent years. Marty gives us a detailed insight into his experiences and mindset that helped shape ‘Everybody’s Welcome’.
Vocalist Blake Roses discusses the emotional toll he experienced writing and recording Oh, Weatherly’s debut album, ‘Lips Like Oxygen’.
To mark Mental Health Awareness Week, Layover‘s Luke Rainsford has penned a guest blog to discuss how music has given him an outlet to express himself, and the difficulties having mental health issues can have on simple tasks.
Blues-Rock guitarist Kris Barras explains how his time in MMA prepared for life on the road as a musician
To mark the release of their new EP, we’ve given Itoldyouiwouldeatyou’s Joey Ashworth space for them to write an op-ed piece that ties into the songs on ‘Get Terrified’.
Screech Bats’ Esme Baker breaks down the answer to the question they are always asked.
Orlando pop-rockers Hungover show the bond you have with your bandmates pulls you through the bad days.