Planet Slop wouldn’t miss Queen Zee launching their debut album, would we? Shaun Ponsonby heads to 24 Kitchen St to see 2018’s gig calendar out in sickening style. 

As 2018 draws to a close, Shaun Ponsonby presents the top ten types of albums that will appear on every single end of year list produced by every other publication.  

Making the venue feel like an extension of her work, LUNA took over 24 Kitchen St to launch her latest single.

An astonishing performance to launch her astonishing EP, Mersey Wylie puts on an empowering night at Studio 2.

Hot on the heels of Fire, LUNA releases the next single from her upcoming EP. 

With the release of The Skin I Live In, Mersey Wylie chats to Shaun Ponsonby about her debut EP, the changing attitudes towards mental health, her love of Michael Jackson […]

Gradually conquering the trashy dredges of society across the country, Queen Zee return to premiere their debut album at 24 Kitchen St.  

Somewhere between Tom Waits and Britney Spears lies QFolk, a non-binary fantasy trash babe and a one human post-folk punk yelling experience.

The former Talking Heads frontman stages his most elaborate show since Stop Making Sense, but does it live up to the hype? Shaun Ponsonby heads to Manchester to find out.  

After a seven year absence, Ladytron return for a homecoming at the O2 Academy. Shaun Ponsonby finds out if they still destroy everything they touch. 

A queer, Liverpool-based horror podcast, you say? Shaun Ponsonby speaks to Jon Larkin and Stephen Moore from Screaming Queenz to discuss queer subtext, horror in the gay community and the metaphors […]

Planet Slop’s Glorified Jukebox ensures your Halloween gets off to a flying start with a spooktastic set of hip pop rock & soul tunes to turn your blood cold. 

Out of Context celebrate their first birthday with three of the city’s finest R&B and hip hop acts.  

Michael Fell heads out to the O2 Academy for two nights of sold-out shows in one of Liverpool’s favourite venues.

Liverpool Sound City announce their first wave of acts for 2019, with a little more focus on British hip hop and R&B. 

As the Queen biopic finally reaches cinemas, Shaun Ponsonby examines the back catalogue of one of Britain’s best loved, wildly eccentric and misunderstood bands.