Rock Pop & Jazz

With an album - ‘Enough Fears’ - coming out on 4th December after four fantastic singles, Frank ‘talked’ to Steve and Fabrice about making music when you’re on opposite sides of The Channel, the album, musical roots and plans for the future.

Monomyth Records is a not for profit record label and artist collective based in Leeds. Established in 2017 the label is overseen by Bob Brazill and Ed Heaton. After working in the music industry for nearly three decades and encompassing all manner of roles , Bob and Ed decided to join forces. The goal of the label is to gather and develop new music from an eclectic mix of artists and to serve as a launch pad for their work

Graceful harmony are a voice and piano duo from Sheffield who, although only a short way on their musical journey are really making waves in the Sheffield music scene

Blue Kubricks have dropped a video for their latest single 'Latin'. Here's a bit of what we said above the single 'this is a gritty...

Following the recent release of ‘Broken Record’, the latest single from their debut album, the band have announced dates for their Summer Tour 2021...

Halifax four-piece Casino Rockets operate within a world of alt/math /post-rock utilising intricate guitar patterns and wall-of-sound synths to create cerebral and animated rock...

This is a release I’ve been waiting for. Having been beguiled and mesmerised both by the atmospheric sonic landscapes and the emotional depth of...

Just for initial background, so we’re all in the same place so to speak; Kinaara are a Leeds trio exploring the connections between the...

Cold Culprits - aka the one man music collective Andy Watson - continue to surprise. There’s the fact that he releases stuff with surprising...

'So while my reviews may sometimes be strange and weird or sometimes gush, or sometimes read like I’ve lost it totally, this is what great music does to me. I am first and foremost a music fan, and I’m definitely not going to apologise for that'

As well as bringing you some covers that at least one of us thinks is worth listening to, this column marks the debut of a new LSF writer – Johnny Turner.

The other day I was mentioning to somebody that I liked a band because they sounded like late 70s/early 80s Leeds band Girls At Our Best, who? they asked, well this is the answer to that question...