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Arriving at the Rhyl Little Theatre on Friday, the excitement was building for Rhyller Thriller 4. This year’s weekend of celebrating horror films and filmmaking started off at 12 p.m., with the first few shorts starting at 1 p.m. The opening film from Mycho Films, titled Pethau Bychain (Little Things), starring Asher Chan, was a great opening with creepiness and a rather unexpected jump at the end. The following films in the shorts included NO SCRUMPING, DISPOSABLE, GOD SQUAD, and SUBMERGED. After a short break at 2 p.m., we went back into the films with two Welsh classic horrors: Gwaed…

Prodigal have shared a new single titled The Door, marking their first release on new label Deep Love, In Bloom and Nu Metal Worldwide. Dominated by a bending, deliciously warped guitar line, it’s the latest cut from the Stroud newcomers, who have burst through from the underground to make themselves into a bright new prospect. They also put on a mind-blowing live show, as anyone who caught them at 2000trees earlier this month would have witnessed. Check it out below: View Original Article Here

LØLØ first made a name for herself on TikTok when she recorded a response to the iconic Plain White T’s song Hey There, Delilah from its love interest’s perspective – and now, she’s brought that voice to a new version of the song released 20 years after the original. The duet serves as a sequel of sorts to the original, in which Delilah and her love interest have a dialogue about their long-distance love. ‘Hey there, it’s Delilah, and time are getting hard/But I believe you when you say you’ll pay the bills with your guitar,’ sings LØLØ. ‘I know…

The accompanying video, shot across the stunning island ofLombok, Indonesia, perfectly complements the track’s calming message. Surrounded by lush landscapes, pristine beaches and dramatic coastlines, the visuals capture the sense of escape and introspection that runs throughout the song. Rather than relying on elaborate concepts, the natural beauty of Lombok becomes a character in its own right, reinforcing the themes of reflection, healing and reconnecting with yourself. It’s a striking visual accompaniment that elevates the emotion behindRiding Soloand showcases VIB’s artistic vision.Since debuting in 2021 while still studying medicine, VIB has steadily built momentum with support from BBC Asian Network,…

Prettyboyface makes a confident first impression with his debut EP No Stutter, a 10 track project that serves as both an introduction and a bold statement of intent. Blending infectious percussion with smooth, melodic production, the rising rapper showcases his distinctive vocal tone and playful delivery while exploring themes of ambition, identity, loyalty, vice, morality, celebration and humility.Packed with self assurance from start to finish, No Stutter makes it clear that Prettyboyface is aiming for more than just a breakthrough moment. It’s a confident debut that positions him as an exciting new voice with the potential to make a lasting…

Rotterdam based reggae and dancehall artist Shiwa returns with his new single “Pricetag”, a powerful roots reggae release that explores self worth, resilience and the importance of protecting your mind from outside pressures. Built around hypnotic rhythms and weighty roots melodies, the track challenges a world where everything seems to have a price, reminding listeners that true value comes from within rather than the expectations of society.Drawing on his Caribbean and Surinamese-Hindustani heritage, alongside the Indian spiritual traditions passed through his family, Shiwa continues to weave culture and consciousness into his music. After first gaining international attention through a collaboration…

We’ve officially hit the peak of summer, which can only mean one thing: it’s time to unpack July’s absolute best releases. Welcome to the latest installment of Noteworthy Nods, our monthly round-up of the 20 tracks currently blasting through our office speakers. As always, this edition is a relentless mix of urgent underground discoveries, reader recommendations, and fresh cuts from heavy-hitting regulars we’ll never turn down. (Got a track that deserves a spot? Don’t hoard the good stuff—drop your submissions HERE). Here’s a taste of what’s dominating our July rotation: Leading the charge are South London’s Sunset Ruins with a…

Single reviewChurchfield Boys with Jessie RussellA little bit awfulDL onlyOut nowA stunning one-off release that unites two former members of the properly legendary Five Go Down To The Sea? (Irish post-punk from Cork who brought their madness to London in the early 80’s.) Corrosive guitar and dark, poetic storytelling about the pain and shame of everyday life. Ged Babey can’t quite believe how good this is, for a one-off song, by artists with no plans for any follow up.It was Brian O’Brien who tipped me off about this, with uncharacteristic understatement: See what you think of this.It’s fucking amazing.Churchfield Boys…

British Nigerian star Odealcontinues his remarkable rise with the release of his new seven track project, For A Good Time…, a vibrant collection that sees the Afro-R&B innovator embracing a lighter, more carefree side of his artistry. Featuring Jorja Smith on the standout single Coming Home, the project swaps introspection for sun soaked grooves, celebrating connection, spontaneity and living in the moment.Recorded across Medellín, Los Angeles and London, For A Good Time… broadens Odeal’s already distinctive sound while staying rooted in the soulful songwriting that has made him one of the UK’s most exciting contemporary artists. Tracks like Rush, Get…

Just 3 weeks after releasing a project with Project Pat, Juicy J already returns with a brand new solo album. The Clock Don’t Go Back comes with 9 songs and multiple features. This isn’t a typical Juicy J album, as it sees him exploring spoken word. Listen to the full project below: View Original Article Here

163Margs continues his impressive run of form with new single “Clock It”, a confident summer ready rap cut that builds on the momentum of recent release “44” featuring Booter Bee and his Health Is Wealth EP. The London rapper has quickly established himself as one of the UK’s most exciting young voices, and this latest track sees him leaning into infectious production, razor sharp bars and effortless charisma while hinting at the direction of his next wave of releases.Having broken through with viral favourites “Talk Of The Town (Freestyle)” and “Hide And Seek” featuring Digga D, 163Margs has continued to…

It was near the close of 1965 when the members of The Grateful Dead trod the boards for the first time, at an Acid Test in San Jose, one of a series of parties organised by author and advocate for mind expansion, Ken Kesey. Part of a motley crew of countercultural figures, Kesey, alongside The Merry Pranksters and chemists such as Owsley Stanley, were united in their goal – collective trip action. As a founding member of The Grateful Dead, Jerry Garcia – along with band members like Bob Weir and Phil Lesh – had a ringside seat. As far…