Today marks the release of KULICK's new EP, 'Sitting In A Quiet Coffeehouse'. The EP shows a different side to the alt-rock/pop artist, featuring stripped-down versions of fan-favourites from his 2020 album, 'Yelling In A Quiet Neighborhood'. We caught up with KULICK (aka Jacob Kulick) to discuss his journey as an artist, his first musical memory, his influences, ambitions and more. 

The free-to-watch event was raising money for the We Need Crew fundraiser, with all proceeds s going to Backup - check out the live stream here.

The festival has also teamed up with the band and Leeds-based record store Crash Records, to offer ticket holders an unforgettable experience at this year's event.

The track is out now via Hassle Records - check out the video here.

The band will be showcasing music from their 2020 album 'Rise Radiant', alongside other fan favourites.

This will be the Norwegian black metal duo's 19th album, find out all about it here!

The track is the third single from the band's upcoming album, 'Vertigo'.

Knomad Spock – a name derived from the restless spirit that has driven him through life, is an artist who hails jointly from Britain and Somalia. His debut record consists of poetry, rap and neofolk, which accumulate to make 'Winter of Discontent'. With influences ranging from Four Tet to Radiohead, the record sees the artist paint a canvas that expresses his dual heritage with a variety of different paints.

The track is taken from their forthcoming debut album 'Primary Colours', set for release in June.

With the release of 'Typhoons', British duo Royal Blood have taken their craft and perfected (almost) every single possible aspect, managing to put out a record that’s punchy yet groovy at the same time, which is sure to become the favourite for a lot of people.