Random Impulse – No Sleep For Winners

If anyone watched T4 last Saturday morning you would have seen a special all about SB:TV the underground urban music production house of which one of their collaborators is Random Impulse (real name Jovel Walker) the punk guitar playing rapper … Read More

Freestyle Fellowship – The Promise

Most groups only reform once but in the case of Freestyle Fellowship this will be their second reformation. Originally formed in 1991 they released their first two albums including the seminal Innercity Griots before splitting in 1993. Reconvening in … Read More

Piatcions – Senseless>Sense

“Senseless>Sense” the debut album from Piatcions was released on September 5th through I Blame The Parents- a relatively new London record label. 4 piece band Piatcions describe their music as “Psych Space NuGaze”. Don’t know what that is? Well, … Read More

The Lowriders – Fury

“Fury” is the debut album for The Lowriders who have been playing together for a number of years. With a few line up changes, numerous gigs and lots of recording time under their belts this 4 piece are now … Read More

David Lynch – Crazy Clown Town

Crazy Clown Time may be David Lynch’s debut album, however it is obviously a deeply ambitious and personal project with all 14 tracks having been written and produced by the man himself. Lynch, who is an Oscar nominated film … Read More

Kept It Alive – Look, Stranger!

The title, Kept It Alive, suggested to me a boast following the capture of a wild beast. It turns out this London four-piece are more interested in capturing the sound of Wild Beasts, than trapping local wildlife and preserving it … Read More

Animals – This Calamity

Opening song Be Near Me Now promises a psychedelic journey, with echoing vocals and a mix of acoustic and electric instruments. The title promises to become a mantra, but sadly the piece turns out to be a mere fragment at … Read More

The Sound of Arrows – Voyage

With the great reinvention that Swedish pop has brought about in the past few years – I can think of at least two women (Lykke Li, Robyn) who turned us all into Swede-obsessives and made collective female ballz come … Read More

The Moth & The Mirror – Honestly, This World

Honestly, This World and its 42 minutes of classic indie come as a refreshing surprise. Melancholic and  energetic, Stacey Sievwrigh’s sensual pitch accompanies well-structured compositions that, despite their minimalism, will stick in ears and mind.

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Ringo Deathstarr – Shadow

Only few weeks after a UK tour promoting compilation Sparkler, Texan band Ringo Deathstarr come out with a new EP, Shadow.

Shadow’s four songs come in the name of continuity, still faithful to the references of Kevin … Read More