The evening started off in a great burger joint just up the road from the Kentish Town Forum (KTF from now on). It's called 'Dirty Burger' and if you haven't already, I strongly urge you to check it out next time you're in the area. "So why am I telling you about a burger joint in North London?" I hear you ask. Well, I thought I'd slip in the fact that whilst we were busy chowing down on our BBQ burgers with Chorizo and cheese, none other than British acting royalty Jude Law wanders in, if it's good enough for him, it's gotta be good enough for anyone!

Tussk are a melting pot of sounds, influenced by Southern Rock, Metal and Hardcore, we caught up with the guys at the Wolverhampton branch of Ladbrokes Betting Office just before the 3:30 at Chepstow and asked them some questions, here's how it rolled….

“A pop updraft worthy of prime Jimmy Webb, Crown Electric sounds so effortlessly instinctive” **** MOJO

“Easy melodies, shimmering arrangements, sweet vocals counteracted by engagingly prickly lyrics. Wonderful stuff” 8/10 UNCUT

21 year old Cousin Marnie grew up in Hackney in an Irish Catholic family. Doused in country music from infancy and while attending a convent school run by nuns, Cousin Marnie began writing songs, assuming the pose of her country heroines, Loretta Lynn, Tammy Wynette, while articulating the sensibilities of the hip hop music she later found as a teenager. 

Second album 'Youth Culture Forever' set for release on 2nd June via FatCat Records

Gig to be filmed and recorded by Abbey Road Studios Live Here Now, for forthcoming DVD

“Easily the most bracing thing yet from an artist already more bracing than most.” – Pitchfork

"All kinds of awesome" - Drowned in Sound

"An industrial giant of a lead track that's absolutely almighty in its intentions." - This is Fake DIY

"Retaining the intensity of her debut, 'Satellites' is swathed in dark, Gothic tones with a near industrial hue." -Clash

Kilindu single ‘O Que o Futuro Nos Traz’ (What the Future Brings) single out now

Fusing together an extensive list of styles and influences, Kilindu are a 6 piece band of varying backgrounds who each bring their own flavour to their music. From Lisbon, the band was formed by guitar player Pedro Duarte and singer João Pedreira.

Employed To Serve describe themselves as miserable Post-Hardcore, but you’d be wise to ignore the negative connotations of arguably one of 2014’s brightest talents.

Callum Rafferty is 16.  Sure, he likes all the usual things that 16 year old lads from London like.  Like a lot of 16 year olds he writes and performs music.  But he is different.  As a musician he is not starting out, aspiring, or finding his feet.  He is out there, doing it, getting noticed and showing the UK that ‘the youth of today’ is a term to be associated with talent – and initiative.

First  unearthed  from  Sydney’s  eclectic  underground live music scene, 25 year old Lëura now commands a full band on her forthcoming EP aptly titled  ‘Brutal, Broken, Unspoken.’ The freshman released weaves a delicate soundscape that ebbs and flows  effortlessly between saturated lyrics and multi-­‐layered guitars. 

Mwansa  recently  released  his  debut  single,  ‘Burn  This House’,   a   deeply   moving   single   baring   his   soul,   co-­‐produced by himself and Matt O’Connor. 

"“So sonically audacious, visually stunning and meticulously modern as to recall Kanye West”

The Times *****

“Profound and unexpected...a singular style that barely sounds as if it’s from this world” Mojo ****

NEW ALBUM ‘MORE THAN JUST A DREAM’ – RELEASED 21 APRIL

SINGLE ‘THE WALKER’ – RELEASED 21 APRIL

Scottish trio The Twilight Sad have confirmed they'll be playing this year's T In The Park festival on Sunday 13th July. The news follows the announcement that the band will be reissuing their exhilarating debut album Fourteen Autumns & Fifteen Winters for Record Store Day on Saturday 19th April through FatCat Records.

3 BAR FIRE are proud to present ‘Thieves & Millionaires’, the long awaited debut album from Silver Man which is officially available.

'No One Left To Meet' is Broken Hands' latest single and was BBC included on Radio 1 's Introducing play list last week - receiving plays from the likes of Fearne Cotton, Greg James, Scott Mills, Huw Stephens etc. The track was produced by Tom Dalgety (Royal Blood/The Maccabees etc) & is out now on download.

SWEDISH PRODIGY ERIK HASSLE RELEASES NEW EP AND EXCITING NEW TRACK ‘INNOCENCE LOST' feat. TINASHE

Their G/V Kim Il Du (김일두) was named 2013’s Voice of the Year by GQ Korea and GENIUS was named one of Korea's best live acts 2013 by Korea Gig Guide. They've licensed their music to CNN and taken their show on DIY tours through Japan, Taiwan, and the U.S.

Russian Ninjas have just released their debut video for the new single ‘We Are Anonymous’, the single is available for free download now via Bandcamp (link at the end).