“IT’S KIND OF WHOLESOME, BUT THERE’S A LOT OF BRAINROT”: A PINT WITH THE PAV”

By Resonate | March 4, 2026

“IT’S KIND OF WHOLESOME, BUT THERE’S A LOT OF BRAINROT”: A PINT WITH THE PAV”

It’s been a busy night for Bristol-based Welsh alternative rock outfit The Pavilion, who have rushed straight from their rehearsals to have a chat with Resonate Magazine over some pints of cider, a J20 and a Guinness and blackcurrant at The Golden Lion pub. Following the release of their second EP, Faces In The Crowd, […]

By Resonate | March 4, 2026

FAMOUS LAST WORDS: VINCENT’S LAST SUMMER

Alexandra Burke has won X Factor, Manchester United have just won the league, and Pete Doherty has been released from prison. It’s 2008 again. Life is good. Enter Vincent’s Last Summer, the Manchester duo consisting of James Highland-Partington and Tommy Melbourne, who share vocal duties, reviving indie sleaze while pairing it with 90s teenage post-punk […]

By Resonate | March 3, 2026

‘SEXY, EVIL, PLAYFUL AND DISTINCT’. WELCOME TO HUMDRUM’S WORLD

HumDrum is one of Bristol’s most exciting new bands, and they know how to make you listen, utilising their extensive musical talent to experiment with neo-soul, jazz, indie, grunge, and punk, pushing their sound in multiple directions at once. They create something unmistakably personal and unique with every listen. Palo (Vocals), Ben (Bass), Hunter (Guitar), […]

By Resonate | March 4, 2026

“IT’S KIND OF WHOLESOME, BUT THERE’S A LOT OF BRAINROT”: A PINT WITH THE PAV”

By Resonate | March 4, 2026

JOSH BAKER LIVE AT BRISTOL’S DOCUMENT, 28TH NOVEMBER 2025

From the moment Josh Baker stepped behind the decks, Bristol seemed to heat from the inside out. On Friday 28th November, Document was transformed into a sweat-slicked hemisphere, full wall to wall with moving bodies and rolling basslines as Baker demonstrated a masterclass in the art of being a house music DJ. Heads down, hands […]

By Resonate | March 4, 2026

WOLF ALICE – CARDIFF UTILITA ARENA, 1ST DECEMBER 2025

Wolf Alice always should’ve been playing arenas. Fourth album, The Clearing, opener, Thorns, kicks the set off, the powerhouse, Ellie Rowsell, standing on a platform below glittering silver streamers adorning star shaped rigging hanging above the stage. The more gentle, sultry sonics blend perfectly into lead single Bloom, Baby, Bloom encapsulating the quiet fierceness of […]

By Resonate | March 4, 2026

JOSH BAKER LIVE AT BRISTOL’S DOCUMENT, 28TH NOVEMBER 2025

By Resonate | March 4, 2026

JADE – ‘THAT’S SHOWBIZ BABY! THE ENCORE’ ALBUM REVIEW

In recent years, the art of the deluxe album has been lost. Artists often put out three new tracks for a quick cash grab. However, that isn’t the case with JADE. That’s Showbiz Baby: The Encore expands the album’s world in a way I haven’t seen a deluxe do so since Lady Gaga’s The Fame […]

By Resonate | March 4, 2026

LETS ALL MEET UP IN THE YEAR…2025: WHY BRITPOP WILL LIVE FOREVER

One of the most significant news events in British music this year and last was Oasis’s reunion tour. After fifteen years of inactivity and solo work, the notoriously fraught relationship between the Gallagher brothers was patched up enough to go out onstage again in the latest wave of big reunions. Following that, Radiohead announced their […]

By Resonate | April 27, 2022

Sexuality in Music: Will Hip-Hop Ever Be Free From Homophobia

A music genre that is built upon masculine imagery has a chronic problem with homophobia, Rosie Burgess explores sexuality in hip-hop.