Author: Sounds From Nowhere

Dan Croll makes his long-awaited homecoming with a packed-show at the Arts Club Loft for Liverpool Music Week.  The last time Dan Croll played Liverpool, he debuted a few future album tunes at an intimate Buyers Club opening in 2015. Tonight for Liverpool Music Week, he returns with his very long-awaited album Emerging Adulthood in-toe.…

There’s nothing like a CHIC party and tonight, for the first time in 37 years, Liverpool got to experience one again finally. SFN’s Jack Cinnamond caught the fever. Let’s get this out of the way first, there’s nobody like Nile Rodgers. The man paved way for the ultimate disco sound and spends everyday of his…

The The have returned after 15 years away and will headline next year’s Festival No. 6, taking place in Portmerion, Wales.  The The are one of the most seminal acts of the 1980s and after 15 years in darkness, the band will return for shows next year.  The highly influential band will headline Festival No.…

Neo-psychedelic synth-pop heroes MGMT have returned with their first single since their self-titled 2013 album, and it’s dastardly amazing. The band bring an updated eighties gothic feel to their synth-works with “Little Dark Age“, their first single in four years, and even capture the essence of The Cure with their striking video, directed by Nathaniel Axel &…

Crushing noise from the IWF Substation basement as Loner Noise brings all their roster out to play on a cold Saturday. Jess Sharpe and Jack Cinnamond have the words.  Unfortunate timing leads to us missing Bleach Sweets, an act that’s bringing hype currently on their way out-of-our-mouths, however after being stopped by WRONG & Elevant…

Based as the finale of their tour, White Lies light-up the Invisible Wind Factory backed by hotly-tipped newcomers Black Honey. Jack Cinnamond has the words.  Black Honey bring their sounds to the IWF once again, showing why they’re one of the biggest hotly-tipped bands around today. Even with monitor failures, the band are on-fire with…

Indie rock sensations, King No-One, brought a tantalising show to the East Village Art Club Loft. David Hughes was there to catch the action.  Having performed to a one row deep crowd in Liverpool last year, it is clear to see from the size of this crowd how much King No-One have risen in the…