Good things come to those who wait. It’s over a year since the last release by Apollo Junction and we’re getting rewarded for our patience. Their new single Falling is an absolute banger, just what you would expect from the 5-piece indie pop-rock band from Yorkshire.
They've been getting noticed by music fans, as well as established musicians, as a young rock band to watch. While most of the venues in the country will not allow them in for quite some time, Revivalry have already played on the main stage at Kendal Calling Festival, played Victorious Festival, supported some great bands and played in major cities including London and Manchester. With their energy on stage and their likeable personalities, the boys from Cleethorpes are getting more and more fans across the country.
Finally someone is being honest about craving attention and validation through social media. Through her new single Social Media Generation, Grace Calver admits to her obsession to mentions and tags on social media, as a way of validation and possibly a much needed confirmation of someone’s commitment to a relationship. Because if they’re serious about you, what stops them from tagging you on social media to let everyone know? If they’re not tagging you, what should you make of that?
Imagine Emergency Break releasing a song, with the title not being in all capitals. Only joking. Their next single is called HOMETOWN and it’s coming out on Friday the 8th of November.
A trully heartfelt song, with a beautiful melody, complimented by the finger picking chords in a dreamy tempo.
I usually write the song title in the headline but wow, where do you fit that? I Don’t Want You To Have To Remember Me For Longer Than You Ever Knew Me. A 16-word title, when you count “don’t” as one word. That's from the songwriter of Wolves, Dragonfly, Toronto, Boltcutters and Weirdo.
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Entropy properly introduced themselves to the London scene by delivering a head-banging high-energy rock set, in their first headline show in the capital. It went so well, that they've already announced they're playing two more headline shows in London in the next couple of months. The 4-piece rock band from Kent played a hard rock set which included their new single Yellow Cars just a couple of hours before they released it, as well as all their other released studio tracks.
