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Founder and Editor, DIY Magazine
London
Beats
Cigars , Lifestyle , Travel, Spirits, Dining, Health Tech, Culture , Fashion
alcohol, gambling, politics
Content
By Emma Swann Verified| DIY Magazine Verified 4 Stars A welcome reminder of the power of thrashing guitars and guttural vocal roars to provide catharsis. Released: 11th April 2025 Label: Lucky Number The Los Angeles-based band’s first new material since 2012 second album ‘Married’, the five-track ‘Crave’ is as much a welcome reminder of the power of thrashing guitars and guttural vocal roars to provide catharsis, as it is a (re)introduction to Kills Birds.
By Emma Swann Verified| DIY Magazine Verified 5 StarsThe kind of record that incites every emotion, all at once, in the most rewarding way. Released: 20th September 2024Label: Self-releasedIf asked to succinctly describe FIDLAR’s output to date, one might suggest ‘melodic punk fury with acutely self-aware lyricism’. The five-plus years since 2019’s ‘Almost Free’ may be a musical lifetime away, but the outfit’s decision to wait until mosh pits opened up to road-test new material proves a fruitful one.
By Emma Swann Verified| DIY Magazine Verified 4 Stars A welcome reminder of the power of thrashing guitars and guttural vocal roars to provide catharsis. Released: 11th April 2025 Label: Lucky Number The Los Angeles-based band’s first new material since 2012 second album ‘Married’, the five-track ‘Crave’ is as much a welcome reminder of the power of thrashing guitars and guttural vocal roars to provide catharsis, as it is a (re)introduction to Kills Birds.
Company Info
DIY Magazine
DIY Magazine is a UK-based music publication located in London. It specializes in music journalism, providing coverage of industry trends, album releases, and live events. The magazine features in-depth interviews with artists and industry professionals, along with critical reviews of albums, singles, and performances. It also reports on music festivals and concerts, catering to a global audience interested in independent and emerging artists. With an estimated 11-20 employees and annual revenue between $5M-$10M, DIY Magazine serves music enthusiasts, independent artists, record labels, and event organizers. The publication aims to deliver curated insights into the indie music scene, engaging a dedicated readership passionate about music.
Founded: 2002