Be Sharp Promotions (London), El Topo Bookings (Belgium) and Fishlock Promotions (Bristol) have teamed up to start a brand new festival to be held at South London’s New Cross Inn called Level Up Fest. So far Level Up Festival has announced 6 bands including their headliners, Big D and the Kids Table, King Prawn and […]
Constantly proving to us that they are currently the most exciting band in the country, London’s Petrol Girls are raring to release their long-awaited follow-up to their debut EP, called Some Thing and is released on multiple labels from February 19th. The band have released a video for first track “Slug”, and they had this to say about the […]
After a long wait since their debut release The Brainfreeze EP released in April 2014, London pop-punx Triple Sundae are finally ready to reveal their new EP, Flaked Out, giving readers of Seeing Your Scene a exclusive first listen. The release comes at the end of a exciting year of live shows for the band which included touring […]
London based punk-rockers The Burnt Tapes are exclusively sharing their new track “South to Motherboy” (catch the Arrested Development reference) for Seeing Your Scene readers. Recorded by Mark Bell, the band put together the track for the US charity compilation Hope: a compilation for the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, also featuring performers such as Off With Their […]
Our friends in Drones have announced the release of a new 7″ single, From Birth to Grave, featuring a new song, and the previously unreleased “Burnt Stitches” as a b-side. Pre-order the single and exclusive t-shirt bundle by clicking here, The band are also playing a release show at the Camden Barfly in London on the 30th […]
The split released digitally and on cassette through Small Avenue Records features two London based-bands; Attila the Fun and Middle Distance. Young in appearance as well as songwriting, each song is a document of British emo and DIY punk ethics. First song “Mantis Toboggan” by Attila the Fun twinkles into being with a faster take […]