This month, armchair dancefloor's review of the best electronic music sees us falling for the many faces of Actress, bowing before the authoritative Berlin techno of Marcel Dettmann, losing ourselves ...

The Grim Northern Social are a 5-piece band performing all self-written material. During the past year they have attracted considerable notice - They were nominated 'Best Unsigned Band' at 'In The ...

Gertrude's Storm have a lot of excellent elements, but never quite string them together into something flawlessly cool. However, this still makes them a damn sight more intriguing than most ...

The Duke Spirit, for all their press attention and live prowess, have never really released a single that fully grabbed the listener. 'Til now ...

Fuck sake lads, you’re from Merthyr Tydfil, not the Mid West. You are not Lostprophets, either; we’ve one of those already. So your point is ...

A DIY spirit, an unwillingness to compromise: aspects of The Rascals which have sold them to Deltasonic (that and a series of shows supporting some super-popular Sheffield band or other). But not to ...

Although I could see this coming, with ‘Four Days…’ The Killerest Expression have truly surpassed themselves, their potency for crafting infallibly catchy music being taken to new and exciting levels ...

Sounding like The Beach Boys if they were to form during the Brit-pop era, The Needles come across as a band confident in the musical direction they’re following ...