A Place To Bury Strangers’ sonic assault landed in Brighton at the weekend.

In addition to being entertaining, absorbing, and thought-provoking, Sanctuary is also rather audacious.

The Master Gardener is more than worth watching thanks to its engrossingly subdued plot and goosebump inducing performances.

After previously being known as Kill Moon, the Brighton-based UK band Black Honey haven’t looked back since launching their unique blend of cinematic dark pop/rock noir in the form of their debut single “Sleep Forever” in 2014.

There’s something a little off about the new Mega Bog album, but that isn’t a bad thing.

Avril Lavigne came to Manchester earlier this month and Under the Radar were there to see it

Under the Radar’s James Thornhill went to Sharpe Festival last month, came back with a punctured lung, and still found time to write about his experience in Bratislava!

Here on The Answer Is Always Yes, Lahey confidently delivers a set of big, bombastic tunes garlanded by biting wit, smiling cynicism, and candied power-pop hooks.

Flash and the Dynamics were a group of Puerto Rican born New Yorkers who grew up in El Barrio and in the late ’60s formed Flash and the Dynamics. The New York Sound is the band’s only album.