Lili Jean Berry, Journalist

Is this real life?

"As someone who worked at a Palace Cinema for 8 years, to now put it at all the Palace Cinemas around the country is really cool. It just makes it much more of an experience rather than just absorbing content. I think that's been lost on a lot of films and amazing art pieces - but to be in a cinema with a group of people from the community that we all share and love, that to me is taking our art to a new stage and I am excited for people to experience that" - Jake Taylor

VV = VILLE VALO NEW MUSIC FROM VV APRIL 8TH

"Tidal Wave is out now & take my word for it when I say, watch the video at the same time as listening to the song for the first time & have tissues handy..."

"We are elated to announce that we will be heading back out onto the road in August 2022 to celebrate Dear G-d… 's 10 year anniversary. We will be playing the greater part of Dear G-d…, including songs we have yet to perform live and a mix of fan favorites spanning the band's career. We know these performances will be something special and can't wait to see you all again. Here's to 10 years and the future ahead."

Lili Jean Berry chats with Brissy band It's Acrylic about the release of their new single 'Inertia' and it's meanings around coming out of long bouts of poor mental health.

"This is going to suck"

We chat with Ben & Rory ahead of their EP 'The Colour Of Crisis' release next week. 'Light You Up' is out NOW!

Thornhill played a string of shows where they debuted upcoming album 'Heroine' in full. Here are my raw & unedited notes from the evening along with photos from Christopher Roese.

"Through our friendship with Stay Gold and our ability to reach a crowd, we started doing these fundraiser shows to not only raise money for a great charity but to raise mental health awareness in our scene. We both suffer from mental health issues that fluctuate day to day. Through these shows, we feel we can connect with people facing similar issues and help them not feel alone. Our "scene" is full of stories about people who didn't survive. We want to change that." - Jason Mack

“‘Girl Sports’ specifically is basically a big middle finger to all the men that have treated us like we’re less than in the music industry and to call out the losers that think it's okay to catcall women literally every day. It's like a big GROW UP and treat women better cause we're just so sick and tired of it. We want everyone that has ever felt like this to have something they can belt out their frustration too."