Introducing: Edges
Music is an escape for us all, but few know that as well as Berlin-based musician Edges, who has turned to the songwriting process as his form of travelling and experiencing the… Read More
Junior Empire – West Coast
It's a joyous, almost euphoric jam, that the London five-piece say the track was written while out in LA (the eponymous West Coast city) and seeing the "endless opportunity" that awaits.… Read More
“I turn into a crazy person” – The Big Moon interviewed
New Walrus contributor Ewan Atkinson plays therapist to The Big Moon front-women, Juliette, while they were in Brighton killing it at The Great Escape.… Read More
Twilight of the Gods at the Hospital Club
My previous exposure to Wagner could be put down to Apocalypse Now and a rather impressive Herbert von Karajan vinyl box set of Der Ring des Nibelungen I inherited from my grandfather,… Read More
Will Joseph Cook – Take Me Dancing
Walrus favourite Will Joseph Cook has been going from strength to strength this year, and today we've got the stream of my favourite live track from the 18-year-old - Take Me Dancing.… Read More
Walrus live: Hopscotch featuring Cortes, Flight Brigade, and Sisteray
Marking six months of Hopscotch putting on fantastically good bands in central London, on 21 June we've got the pleasure of Cortes and Flight Brigade taking the stage at The Social alongside… Read More
Introducing: Persian Poems
For his debut release, the Bristol-based Iranian musician has released TAPE #1 (Farewell Symphony), a tranquil tribute to the changes, and born in the nervous excitement he felt when he found out… Read More
Trudy and the Romance – He Sings
The Liverpool trio's self-described "50s mutant pop" is in full swing on He Sings, with lovestruck melodies and grungy lo-fi production creating something of a horror rom-com for your ears.… Read More
