Newcastle quintet Tomorrow Is Lost have released their debut EP, 'The Shadowman'. Having spent the last two years relentlessly playing shows and building up a fanbase, the lead up to the debut has been nothing but incredible and worth the wait.

Back in May 2018, William Ryan Key released his debut EP Thirteen and just six months on he’s back with follow up EP Virtue. The former Yellowcard frontman has put his heart on his sleeve during the release, full of every feeling from euphoric happiness to crushing sadness. We had a listen to the EP and here’s what we thought of the six tracks.

Following on from the release of their 'Less Is Better' EP, we talked to East London trio False Heads about their music, 2018 and what's to come in the new year.

Can't Swim have released their second album 'This Too Won't Pass' through Pure Noise Records and the overall theme of the album appears to be a combination of pop-punk with a healthy dose of emo. There’s the weird theory that second albums are tricky ones, but we have high hopes that Can’t Swim are going to prove this wrong.

Leeds outfit Fizzy Blood have released their third EP Pink Magic. Hailed as their last EP before a full-length it’s the perfect way to bring all the best parts together on one release. Great things come in small packages and this EP proves it.

We took a trip down to Southampton's Engine Rooms to see The Story So Far, Citizen and All Get Out on the last date of their UK tour. Pop-punk perfection? Definitely.

Palaye Royale have returned with Boom Boom Room (Side B), the follow up to 2016 debut album Boom Boom Room (Side A). With such a big hype around them this year we had high hopes for the trio's effort, but did they meet them?

Following on from the rescheduling of their December 2017 tour, the time finally arrived for Southampton fans to see Knuckle Puck live at The 1865. With support from Movements and Tiny Moving Parts, it was set to be a line-up of great live music.

Ahead of their slot on The Pit stage at Reading Festival 2018, we caught up with Joby J Ford and Matt Caughthran of The Bronx. Due to head out on the Fireball Tour later this year, they're showing no sign of slowing down as 2018 comes to a close.

We caught up with Swedish rockers Normandie prior to their Reading Festival debut, and with their new album White Flag due for release next month via Easy Life Records we had plenty to talk about!