The Saltwater Band – Malk

The Saltwater Band consists of eight musicians from the tiny Elcho Island, which has a population of only around 2,200 people. Their music is a fusion of new and old- ancient indigenous melodies and new reggae/ska songs.

Singer Geoffrey … Read More

Snippet – Slowly Slowly Catchee Monkey

I have spend the best part of this week listening to Slowly Slowly Catchee Monkey by Snippet and it certainly an album which you need to listen to a few times before you can discover it’s charm but once you … Read More

City Of Glass – Diving Bell EP

Diving Bell EP is the second EP from Canadian duo City of Glass. This four track EP is acting as a precursor to their forthcoming album which should be out in 2012.

Taking influence from the likes of Radiohead … Read More

Classified – Hand Shakes and Middle Fingers

Nice beats with beautiful vocals.

Intro! Ups and Downs – this is a nice opening song the starts with a brass and a vinyl effect being used. Then there is a violin being plugged and a flout is being … Read More

The Jayhawks – Mockingbird Time

It took 16 years for Gary Louris and Mike Olson to step in a studio together under the name Jayhawks, and 8 to see another album released.

After Olson said bye to enjoy his newly wed Victoria Williams … Read More

I Break Horses – Hearts

It’s hard to make shoegaze music, bloody hard, especially when the genre has reached peaks of popularity that we wouldn’t be impressed to see sonic distortions finally reach the mainstream, and obviously, we pray this won’t ever happen.

Maria … Read More

The Wolfmen – Married to the Eiffel Tower

This is the second album from 5 piece rock band The Wolfmen who received critical acclaim after releasing their first album Modernity Killed Every Night. There has been a lot of hype surrounding The Wolfmen and this latest release … Read More

Blindness – Confessions

Blindness are a relatively new band, having formed in 2008 their sound is as new and fresh as they are. Electro meets pop meets a little bit of grime; their music sounds the best at full volume and preferably … Read More

Lee Mitchell – Whisky

Just seconds into Lee Mitchell’s debut EP Whisky and I am already infatuated. With his own take on the indie-folk vibe that has propelled the likes of Mumford & Sons to a position of musical veneration in recent times, … Read More

Will Hanson – Moving A Body

“The Ungodly Hour” This song starts off with piano chords being played. The voice and vocals also really fit in well. The guitar also fits in well, but the spacey feel makes the song really connect with the listener. … Read More