Just before the release of their latest studio album, 'Power to Play', we had the pleasure of catching up with Harry Judd and Dougie Poynter from McFly to take a deeper delve into this new chapter of the band's discovery. The record, which is out today, is a fantastic new exploration of them as musicians and artists; allowing them to get to the core of what they believe McFly to be. We spoke to them about their new material and how it feels to be making music they’re deeply proud of.
Straight from their raucous set at Wide Awake Festival, we caught up with Warmduscher's lead singer Clams Baker Jr, to discuss their latest release, the band's current tour, and what lies ahead for the rest of 2023.
From support shows with Stereophonics and Manic Street Preachers, to millions of Spotify streams and high praise from critics and fans alike, heavy indie-rock band HIMALAYAS are preparing for world domination with their debut album 'From Hell To Here'. We caught up with lead guitarist/co-songwriter Mike Griffiths to discuss the band's formation, influences, ambitions and more.
In the Perranporth, we sat down with the band to talk new music and memorable crowds.
Andy Cairns has issued a ‘come and get us’ plea to Andy Copping, after revealing the band are desperate for a return invitation to play Download Festival. The Therapy? frontman took time out from the band’s busy promotion of their sixteenth album, 'Hard Cold Fire', to talk to Bring The Noise UK.
Finnish modern metal quintet My Favourite Nemesis returned earlier this year with a fresh line-up and their brand new album 'Eidolon'. We caught up with co-vocalist Janne Piela to discuss the band's formation, influences, ambitions and more.
The band shared their dreams for their forthcoming album 'Join The Club' with us at Takedown Festival.
At Takedown Festival 2023, we sat down with Saint Agnes' Jon James Tufnell and Ryan Brown to discuss their forthcoming album 'Bloodsuckers', the story behind the music and the strong friendship within the band.
Whilst enjoying the weekend here at Manchester Punk Festival, we had the amazing opportunity to speak to two-piece punk band Glitchers. Commonly known for their iconic, pop-up street gigs, Jake and Sophie gave us an insight into their unusual, unique lives.
At Manchester Punk Festival 2023, we had the amazing opportunity to sit down with the seven-piece ska-punk band from Bristol; Fidget and The Twitchers. Although one man down, six of them was plenty enough to get all the gossip. Asking questions they most certainly have never been asked before, meant answers we have never seen or heard. Read on to find out how it went!











