This time of year it’s always healthy to get a little indie emo pop in your system. The newest providers of this prescription are hayfever, an ’emo – dreamo’ three piece from Sheffield. They just dropped their newest single “ourself (care)”, so here’s our review! 

The band’s new single embodies all the crisp, dreary, emotional vibes that a band like this…

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You may be familiar with Instagram Stories. It’s the thing in Instagram that lets people post pics & videos that expire in 24-hours.

Lesser known is “Music in Stories.” It’s a feature in Instagram Stories that makes it easy for Instagram users to add your music to their stories.

Instagram’s parent company, Facebook, has been putting together a large catalog of music that can be used in Instagram Stories, and in other current &amp…

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So Calva Louise have become a bit of a phenomenon this last year. They’ve been up and down the country, into Europe and made one hell of an impression on the industry while doing it. A series of fantastic singles bearing their incomparable sound have thrown them into the limelight of the UK scene, and it’s all led to their humongous debut album “Rhinoceros”. This is a big one, folks. 

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Here at Kycker we’ve been fans of La Lune for quite a while. She blends retro synth sounds with a refined modern pop crispness, and molds it all together with a great brand. She’s been on a slow but steady rise through the ranks of the London / Brighton underground scene for a while, and has just dropped a single alongside Seeva, and it’s taken off quite a bit. Here’s our review!

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Hertfordshire indie rockers Echo November saw a tremendous buzz last year on the back of their debut single “Thrown To The Sea” that just so happened to be featured on This Morning on ITV. Not bad for a debut right? Despite being a very new band, Echo November are steaming forward with their newest single “Fall Into Me” and plans for an upcoming EP.

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Our first year as a company has been massive. We've been around the world three times, taken part in the best DIY events in the UK and discovered hundreds of artists with the same goals as us. Here's our 2018, wrapped. 1. SXSW, Austin, Texas.

On a pleasantly warm Texas evening in March, the doors of the British Music Embassy opened for the first Kycker showcase at the…

The festive season can be joyous and fun, but for some it can be a stressful and lonely time, especially for those who suffer from depression this period can be quite challenging. Some might not have a family or friends… Read More

As we have announced in the Christmas Newsletter (click here if you haven’t read it yet PRS FUND CHRISTMAS NEWSLETTER 2018), we are coming back in January 2019 with loads of news. The Fund has already rebranded as the ‘PRS… Read More

Reading based four piece Third Lung sound like a combination of Foo Fighters, Queens Of The Stone Age and Stereophonics. Their ability to blend garage sounds with pop rock energy and stadium worthy vocal hooks has garnered them support from BBC Radio 6 Music, so it’s probably worth a listen. Here’s our review of their newest single “Sister Sinner”!

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Working class heroes Steel Trees are a prime example of a band with that strong DIY ethic that we’re always banging on about. Having supported Deap Vally, Dinosaur Pile Up and more in the last few years and played plenty of festivals around the UK, they’ve been on the rise, slowly but surely. They dropped a new single this month, so we’re on the case!

“Deaf…

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