Words by Angelika May Photography by Anya Rose You may remember the hazy days of your youth consisted of scrolling through Tumblr, soundtracked by a certain woozy indie band — the kings of Indie Sleaze, Swim Deep. Lucky enough for you, Swim Deep are releasing their 5th studio album, Hum, on the 19th of June via Submarine Cat. The album is an introspective kaleidoscope of contrasting emotions regarding family ties, new life, and the loss of life. In the same month that Austin

Words by Chiara Strazulla Photo by Celia Croft Over two records which have received a well-deserved number of accolades, it has become apparent that one of Walt Disco’s greatest strengths is their ability to truck with the unexpected. The Glaswegian outfit has played around with the trappings of a number of different genres, and they have often delivered their most successful punches when coming out of left field: the completely earnest, soul-shattering in its simplicity, bal

Words by Angelika May Photo by Bertrand N Augustine Scantily clad, and idiosyncratically layered, multi-hyphenate creatives spill into the belly of lost — the experimental clubnight that’s been steadily gaining traction since launching last year. Tonight’s bill: Fast Money Music. Amid the labyrinthine layout, smoky dance floors, hidden bars, and cinema rooms looping films of French women with perky breasts, a certain Nick Hinman, aka Fast Money Music, lurks in the shadows, pa

Words by Angelika May Image by Eddie Lawrence Is it really grim up North? Do you feel a sense of elation or despondency as you trudge further up the M1? Is the sky truly that grey? And as the number of Greggs steadily increases, does life get better or somehow worse, regardless of the abundance of sausage rolls? Somewhere between affection and animosity sits BORSCHT’s new single, “UP NORTH”, a quirky track about what they describe as one of life's elusive mysteries...marriage