“A welcome dissociation from the chaos outside.” WORDS BY ALISDAIR GRICE Take a quick glance at the Oxford-based trio Sleeper Service and you are met with two realisations. Their forest-dwelling, folklore-era indie exterior is […]
“I could get inspired by a teaspoon” WORDS BY ROBBIE DADOMO-EDGINGTON You may remember a few months ago, a feature about NO PARKING, the exciting and difficult to define musical alias of Parker Liam […]
COMPILED BY THE VISCERAL TEAM What a fucking year. What an enormous steaming pile of shit. Thankfully the pandemic has stirred up a novel sense of creative expression in the music community, and this […]
WORDS BY ROBBIE DADOMO-EDGINGTON In case you’re unaware, Discogs is site which catalogues (pretty much almost) every release of music, whether that be vinyl, CD, cassette, or digital. It’s also a marketplace for said […]
WORDS BY ROBBIE DADOMO-EDGINGTON Flyte’s latest single, I’ve Got a Girl, is the third they’ve released this year from their as-yet-untitled follow-up to 2017’s The Loved Ones. Much like the previous two singles, Easy […]
“Hit after hit, all squeezed into 24 minutes” WORDS BY ROBBIE DADOMO-EDGINGTON JAWNY (fka Johnny Utah) has just released his hotly anticipated major label debut, For Abby – made up of hits, and no […]
“Tory arseholes stole my name” Alistair Milton-Seall catches up with the enigmatic Harrison Wright. As summer draws to an end and lockdown two (electric boogaloo) beckons, I find myself outside a South London pub […]
“Bedroom pop make way for bedroom post-punk, pioneered by L’objectif.” 16-year-old Leeds-based duo Saul Kane and Louis Bullock have dropped yet another spine-tingling single. Their musical project, L’objectif, began when the pair were twelve […]
“I think I wanna be alone is starkly relevant and a sorely needed re-framing of perspective” WORDS BY PHILIPPA SWIFT Mazie’s latest single is a celebration of being completely and utterly alone and realising […]
“What this record lacks in character, it makes up for in feel good anthems, delightfully repetitive choruses and a real sense of hope.” WORDS BY ALI GRICE Beautiful boys. Endearing personalities. Angsty songs allegorical […]
