Gengahr are back!
The English indie rock outfit will return in 2020 with third studio album Sanctuary, and it serves as the follow-up to last year's Where Wi...
Last month, we asked a handful of artists to tell us which albums stood out for them over the course of 2018. Today we start with the five albums which Gengahr'...
Every now and then, a band comes along who haven't quite yet managed to find their niche. Back in 2015, this was London's Gengahr. The indie rock quartet had in...
As is standard, we like to round off each year by handpicking a handful of artists who we feel are going to make a huge impression in the coming twelve months. ...
Gengahr have shared the official video for Mallory, which is taken from upcoming sophomore album Where Wildness Grows.
Check out the Dan Jacobs-helmed clip b...
Indie outfit Gengahr have officially announced their second album.
The London indie rockers will release Where Wildness Grows, the follow-up to 2015's A Drea...
Electro soul outfit Jungle have marked their grand return with details of a Dutch headline show.
The Dutch duo will take to Amsterdam's Paradiso Noord on Fri...
With the summer very nearly in full swing, it’s time to check out some of the biggest tracks that have been put out in the last couple of weeks. Read on for mor...
If there’s one band around right now whose stratosphericrise is something worth admiring, then it’s got to be Alt J. Fronted by JoeNewman, the now-trio’s minima...
As we enter the second half of January, now seems a good time to do a small roundup of the best new music we heard in January, from the likes of Gengahr, We Are...
You know the deal. Every year, there are lists upon lists of bands who people think will make it big in that particular year. Often, these lists can be quite ac...
Ahead of the first day of London Calling Festival, All Things Loud spoke to upcoming indie rock sensation Gengahr about Pokemon, why they aren’t from North Dako...
The amount of promising music making its way out of the UK and the US lately has been absolutely incredible. When you have the likes of Alt J and Haim smashing ...
