Launchbox: The Delta Slow
London via Glasgow seems like the perfect route for this party-fueled quartet who have more in common with the scuzzy outfits from the USA west coast than with their British….
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Launchbox: Crow’s Feet
The opening of Crow’s Feet’s debut single Alarm Clock Bones is electric. Calum Stewart’s vocals are spine tingling, full of raw emotion but also have a haunting emptiness to them…..
Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc coming to Steam!
Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc has been revealed to be coming to Steam next month! Developer Spike Chunsoft has been hinting at this for a little while now, and here it….
Launchbox: GILLBANKS
Beautiful echos of shoegaze, grunge, indie and punk in varying doses, GILLBANKS is a great alternative act to start up your 2016. Simplicity is key here, with strummed chords and layered….
Lightning Strikes into the Fashion World
Now for something really cool – Final Fantasy XIII‘s Lightning levels up in real life, and becomes a model for Louis Vuitton‘s upcoming Series 4! The pink-haired heroine can be….
Live Review: Bloc Party @ St. John at Hackney Church
The other night, the St. John at Hackney Church played host to a blinding live set by indie heavyweights Bloc Party. This London gig on Friday 4th December was the….
Launchbox: The New Infection
For fans of: Bloc Party, The Madness, Stone Roses. Over the past three years or so The New Infection have ridden a lot of waves: indie, punk, rock and the….
LaunchBox: Antonio James
For fans of: The Streets, The Weeknd, Banks. London-based chillwave producer Antonio James is turning quite a few heads at the moment. With a rich, cosmic sound ready for Drive soundtrack, James….
Live Review: Nothing But Thieves @ The Electric Ballroom, London.
Nothing But Thieves did not disappoint with their blinding set at The Electric Ballroom. They’re the band on everyone’s lips at the moment as they set the airwaves alight with….
Launchbox: Tuska “We’re just here to make the kids bop.”
Tuska, the brain child of Richard Sturges and Rob Weaver, this duo makes tracks which I feel can only be describes as a garage rock tinged Tame Impala. With the….