New Music Monday 3/11/2025

We’re back and ready to kick off your week with New Music Monday. I’ll be sharing the hottest tracks released in the last few weeks. Mouth Culture is celebrating their current headlining tour with a bold new single, while Sassy 009 collaborates with Blood Orange. P-rallel and Tommy Gold team up to create an irresistibly catchy tune, Mac Wetha emerges from his hiatus, and Santou Susso presents a powerful modern griot songbook. Continue reading New Music Monday 3/11/2025

Lyrically Speaking: They’re Mad! – Renée Rapp’s Crazy Good Rhymes

Words by Emma Marchetti Have you heard the news? Pop music’s favourite Mean Girl has just dropped her sophomore album! Singer and actress Renèe Rapp’s Bite Me, her second studio album, has been teased for quite a while now, first with the lead single Leave Me Alone in late May, followed by Mad and Why Is She Still Here?. While it has only now come … Continue reading Lyrically Speaking: They’re Mad! – Renée Rapp’s Crazy Good Rhymes

Don’t Be So F**king Greedy – A Review of Greedy Karl’s Debut EP ‘Room 3’

Words by Mollie Dowling and Leela Brunsdon Header image by Saskia O’Hara 31st July. Mark your fucking calendars. Greedy Karl‘s debut EP “Room 3” is here to show you what a no-frills band in full flight should sound like. This London-based four piece has been disrupting the scene since early 2023, packing out venues in some of the city’s hottest spots. If you haven’t managed … Continue reading Don’t Be So F**king Greedy – A Review of Greedy Karl’s Debut EP ‘Room 3’

Lyrically Speaking: Words That Hurt – A Lyrical Analysis of Yungblud’s Zombie

Zombie deals with the delicate theme of self-love, voicing the thoughts of those of us struggling with mental and physical health, and asking for help on their behalf. It is for this reason that Yungblud wanted the music video to pay homage to NHS nurses, who constantly see people at their worst and walk them through those scary times. Continue reading Lyrically Speaking: Words That Hurt – A Lyrical Analysis of Yungblud’s Zombie

Live Review – Bludfest year 2

Words by Grace Minghella Despite being one of the hottest days of the year so far, the weather wasn’t the only thing hot at Milton Keynes Bowl. I started my day by exploring the festival grounds and seeing everything Bludfest year two had to offer, such as a skatepark in “YUNGBLUD Village”, a pop-up shop to celebrate the release of Yungblud’s brand new album IDOLS, … Continue reading Live Review – Bludfest year 2