Max Mazonowicz

1 week ago | thelineofbestfit.com | Max Mazonowicz

His second album, Losin’, is a testament to his evolving creative process and ability to find inspiration in the midst of personal change. The journey of Losin’ began in October 2022, just a few months on from the death of Miller’s longtime friend and landlord, Gary King. With songs mentioning Gary’s favourite pastime, watching NASCAR and titled after his favourite cars [“Cadillac”], his presence and the space he left behind are central to the record.

4 weeks ago | godisinthetvzine.co.uk | Max Mazonowicz

Welsh music has its fair share of megastars (hello Tom, hiya Stereophonics) as well as plenty of cool indie artists (hey there Cate, ah, hi Adwaith), Melin Melyn fit somewhere kind of new. The six-piece band have just released their debut full-length album and it's a melding pot of styles and genres, which if you were forced to describe you might call Welsh psychedelic country indie pop rock or Roc pop indie gwlad seicedelig Cymraeg.

1 month ago | campfiretales.uk | Max Mazonowicz

“As a little girl who always just wanted a man to bring her flowers – I decided I’d be better off if I just learned how to grow my own.” Has it really been five years? Caylee Hammack’s debut record was a slight casualty of 2020. Despite having captive audiences a lot of great albums from then have been forgotten since. Bed Of Roses reminds us just how great a singer and songwriter Caylee is. It’s a mix of sad, bolshy, witty, and thoughtful.

1 month ago | thelineofbestfit.com | Max Mazonowicz

“For me, the responsibility has come after the fact. Like people are listening to this, what might they take from it, you know?”Fust’s de facto band leader Aaron Dowdy is pondering deeply, in a way that he does constantly while talking, the consequential responsibility he has over the stories he and his band are telling. And storytelling is central to Fust’s world; people and places, the past, the future and the present, everything all at once you might say.

1 month ago | godisinthetvzine.co.uk | Max Mazonowicz

Another round of names has been added to the Latitude Festival line-up for 2025, including the full set of names for the Sunrise Arena, and more names for the Obelisk Arena and Second Stage. For the Obelisk Stage 00's survivor Mika, folk hero Billy Bragg, guitar-wielding Jade Bird, and folk-popper Matilda Mann. While Doves are heading to the Second Stage as are Remember Monday.