The K's took to the stage in Wolverhampton to perform their second album, "Pretty on the Internet" in full.

Songs for the Spine is an album that thrives on contrast, love and guilt, loss and longing, adrenaline and patience, creating an embodiment of the human experience. Whilst The Royston Club still leans into their knack for infectious hooks, the slower and more deliberate moments stick out and reveal their real progression, and even with the tracks that tread familiar paths, this body of work feels refreshing, cohesive, and confident, showcasing a band pushing their boundaries

Their choice at the end of the concert demonstrated Bôa's skill at engaging their audience with catchy melodies and poignant lyrics. It was the perfect way to finish off a night filled with emotion, raw energy, and musical connection.After the set was finished, Bôa positioned themselves in the middle of the stage and bowed in appreciation of the audience. Before leaving the stage, they gave fans a special experience by throwing guitar picks into the crowd as a parting thank y

The Sukis are quickly making a name for themselves in the music scene as lyrical geniuses and performers. This song leaves an effect that lasts long beyond the last note, regardless of whether you've been a fan for a long time or are just now listening. This demonstrates why The Sukis are on the rise with fans worldwide.

This EP is a melancholy & powerful portrayal of the ache and beauty of yearning, not just a collection of cliche love songs. It is a guided experience through the emotion of limerence. It is unapologetically human.

Florida-based artist, BRAYTON, (along with Dylan McNulty on guitar & George Statoni on drums) took to the stage in Jacksonville, Florida, supporting Max Diaz. His heavy riffs, authentic storytelling, and incredible stage presence have garnered him a growing fanbase, and with his new EP, MORTIS, set to release on the 30th May 2025, he's definitely an artist to keep an eye out for.

“They turned the stage into something magical, and hearing the songs I've adored for so long come to life was unforgettable. The Sukis gave an incredible live performance that I will never forget.” The performance served as an example of the sheer power of live music in the end. The Sukis' intimate and thrilling performance demonstrated their capacity to try different sounds without losing sight of their beginnings. It appears that they have just recently started to pu

These two nights in London proved that Aldrch & Poptropicaslutz! alike are more than just a niche act, they have solidified their place in the industry & the scene. A promising trio of friends that are set to break into the mainstream & attract a wider global following. They are a movement in motion.

We had the pleasure to learn more about the journey of creating Growing Pains, the first time the two bands met, the inspiration behind the track and whats hopefully to come for the future of Outsider Heart. You can read the full interview down below.

Overall, the When the Music Stops tour marked a significant milestone in both musicians’ careers, showcasing a lineup for the history books. Sace6 and Jxdn have repeatedly demonstrated their talent, establishing themselves as remarkable artists to watch as they are set to transform and dominate the alternative music scene.