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, […]
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By Resonate | March 7, 2026
I WANNA BE A COWBOY BABY! THE RISE OF COUNTRY MUSIC
There’s an unmissable, new kind of twang echoing through TikTok and indie venues alike — and it’s coming from people in cowboy boots and hats. Once dismissed by newer generations, the small-town heartbreak and dusty old pick-up trucks (you never let me drive) are riding back into the cultural spotlight, and TikTok ‘For You’ pages […]
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By Resonate | March 7, 2026
FIVE UPCOMING QUEER ARTISTS TO WATCH
LGBTQ+ artists have profoundly shaped music through the years, pioneering genres like disco, house, and queercore while challenging norms through lyrical honesty and performance. Through visibility and innovation, LGBTQ+ musicians continue to redefine sound, culture, and identity in music. Here are some of our favourites. SHYGIRL: Shygirl is a boundary-breaking artist blending experimental pop, club, […]
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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), […]
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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 […]
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