Live Review: We Are Scientists @ Koko, London
Last Wednesday night, iconic Camden venue Koko played host to thrilling New York-based indie rock band We Are Scientists. Formed in California by Keith Murray, Chris Cain and former drummer….
Category: LaunchBox
Launchbox: Thom Parsons
A very striking balance of melodic folk-inspired mellow moments and prog-rock lead outbursts, Thom Parsons is an artist whose style and writing skills are rare in new music circles these….
Dark Souls 3 Review – Ashes to Ashes
Dark Souls 3 throws you into a world that’s been alive far too long, an age that should have ended a long time ago, and lets you navigate your way….
Launchbox: TURPAI
I’ve always been a bit jealous of the half-step generation above me. The ones that were actually old enough to go out to gigs and festivals and have enough cash….
Launchbox & Premier: Deliah – “It can be hard filtering down so much inspiration for your own music”
Dream Pop’s rise in popularity in the last 5-6 years has brought us the likes of Bastille, Lapsley andIYES. Lets just say it’s here to stay so here’s hoping we….
Launchbox: M O S E S
London + emerging + rock n roll. In terms of text-based teasers MOSES had a pretty good start in my books. Coming together at the start of 2015, these 4….
Launchbox: Beach for Tiger – “Our favourite bands communally are striking up quite the revolution of wavy tunes”
Who doesn’t love a bit of psychedelia? LSD, Hendrix and tie-dye aside, this awesome rock and roll sub genre is making it’s way back in to people minds and ears….
PlayStation VR is out October 2016
Sony just announced that their take on a VR device – the PlayStation VR – will be out this October for an RRP of 44,980 yen, 399 USD, 399 EUR….
Launchbox: The Shakers “We want to write an album at sea, preferably in a submarine”
Indie pop is clawing it’s way back in to all of our hearts and minds and rightly so, the craftsmanship, personality and authenticity creates a product that you can’t help….
Launchbox: Native People – “To be seen, as perhaps a dancer version of Shura would be unreal!”
Indie-pop is hitting the UK back something fierce in the last 3-5 years. As the One Direction / Youtube generation grow and mature, the popularity of bands such as the 1975….