Reviews of Sobstory, Lunatraktors, Jessica Florence, Yoshe Rose, The Valla & Spike My Heart
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Back by popular demand, the Sound Scout Mixtape and single reviews are here to provide the soundtrack to edition #33
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Beat punk foursome Kid Kapichi talk to ‘cene about New England, hometown pride and that magic moment
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Iconic festival performer and folk music force Beans on Toast moves to Whitstable and promptly gets stuck in, writes Joe Bill
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With a debut EP that has sparked a landslide of listeners on Spotify and significant radio airtime, Issey Cross is not someone you can ignore, writes Rob Hakimian
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Margate’s Self Esteem focuses on finding pleasure and taking the good bits of pop to make undaunted music, writes Rob Hakimian
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Sidcup’s Rebecca Garton Is Helping To Amplify Uk R&B With Internationally Recognised Tracks Born Out Of The Smooth 2000s
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Medway videographer Moss cuts a niche with his keen directorial vision elevating the UK urban music scene
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From international tours and playing on the same bill as The Rolling Stones to part-time jobs and breeze-block garages, Broken Hands know more than most about the peaks and troughs of the music industry, writes Joe Bill
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aving followed Orpington pop sensation Josie Man for some time now, ‘cene Magazine felt it was high time we got to know her a bit better (all be it via a Zoom call).
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Channelling exploration and a liberation of musical genres, Havelock makes sure it’s all on the table
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“While I was at art college, I was on a technical drawing course, and I wasnt into that, they asked me what I wanted to do, and I said ‘I wanna design record covers!’. Their reaction was telling me that I would never get a job.”
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From finding gig venues in offbeat spots to creating a platform for local bands, the brains behind Margate’s newest musical nucleus no longer have to look Elsewhere, writes Rob Hakimian
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The Libertines’ John Hassall talks about the band’s Margate ‘homecoming’
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The Gallery’s get retro with their licks and modern with their kicks mixing fashion with music, like it’s supposed to be.
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Sat in the Dalby Café - made famous by the Gut Buster Challenge defeated by one Peter Doherty - ‘cene magazine met with son of Margate, Mic Righteous.
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The first band from Kent to provide a kick up the arse for the music industry for a very long time, we went back stage at Dreamland to meet Slaves
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Jules Bigg of the Ramsgate Music Hall writes the riffs at the centre of the coastal town’s resurgence
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