Bury Tomorrow


Pride, power and melody, Bury tomorrow hurtle towards you like a speeding freight train and you find yourself glued to the tracks.

Originating from Southampton UK, the 5 piece are a fabulous example of the sharp hardcore music that is budding within the alternative British scene these days. They touch on the melodic vs. death metal spectrum.

Canterbury


I see myself and you wrapped in rainbows, a curve of colour swirling round my head. I’m from a cloud, I have been falling for ages, passing through the light into the ground. I’ll wait, I’ll wait for you, while all the world is falling out of love.

As I kick back and venture through Canterburys array of musical footsteps and ballads, I realise that summer is starting, things are starting to look up and the good days are becoming more consistent. Their music contains a healthy amount of sugar and energy, embracing you with optimism.

Canterbury are a happier band on my current playlist. They sooth, console and stitch up old wounds.  Their tracks contain little rays of sunlight fighting through an overcast sky, a glimmer of hope and a gentle tug of wishful thinking.

My Little Pony

*draft* 
Google 'my little pony' and plastic pink horses appear everywhere, dancing around your webpage. I suppose it reflects the light hearted spirit of the band, too bad they don’t play death metal, right? Instead the quintet are indie and jazzy, decorated with pretty boy vs girl vocals. Imagine your mother whipping together a cream pie full of daises and a marching band. They are a instrumental version of Belle and Sebastian, knitting together banjos, classical strings, brass and percussion. 

Bring Me The Horizon


Sempiternal – adjective
           Eternal, unchanging; everlasting

His writings have the sempiternal youth of poetry.

You don’t believe in second chances until you want one for yourself, and eventually it is all you wish for. When you’re stuck inside your head reality becomes a continual mess. The demons shadow grows and slowly removes all the rainbows from your thoughts.

Bring Me The Horizons latest barbaric explosion relates to the lost and wounded.

Frank Turner


Like an arrow, I am being dragged backward. I have started my day with swollen eyes, coffee and a cigarette for breakfast. Looking out to a grey sky beholding the unknown, I turn the radio on for a bit of company. 3 or so minutes and a heavy heart later “ Darling sweet lover, won’t you help me to recover” chimes through the kitchen.