Crystal Stilts – In Love with Oblivion

Crystal Stilts’ second album In Love With Oblivion is one of the more bizarre albums you’ll come across this year.  Dubbed noise pop (I have no idea what that is), the five member American band have created an album … Read More

The Rivers Brothers – Romeo Vs G.I. Joe

London based twins The Rivers Brothers, also known as No Machine are set to release their latest EP ‘Romeo vs. G.I. Joe’ on April 18th through Arion Records.

The EP consists of 5 songs beginning with title track ‘Romeo … Read More

Absynthe Minded – Absynthe Minded

The innovative sounds of Belgian sensation Absynthe Minded’s latest self-titled album has already earned the band huge acclaim in their native country, having received four Belgian Music Industry Awards including Best Album and Best Independent Rock Group, … Read More

Horse Guards Parade – Ten Songs

Horse Guards Parade’s debut album Ten Songs is simply titled for a simple album. It is very hard not to like this album as it is not entirely devoid of quiet instances of genius or moment-halting melody, but there … Read More

William Fitzsimmons – Gold in the shadow

William Fitzsimmons makes music about feelings, it’s not something you can listen to with your friends, maybe you can enjoy it with your partner, but you have to know that it’s something intimate and you feel a sort of … Read More

Friska Viljor – The beginning of the beginning of the end

The Swedish duo composed by Daniel Johansson and Joakim Sveningsson is going to release a delightful fourth album, something so buoyant that it will leave you happy and with a big smile stamped on your face.

The beginning of … Read More

Teitur – Let The Dog Drive Home

‘Let  The Dog Drive Home’ is a beautiful new album from award winning singer/songwriter ‘Teitur‘.

Opening with the gentle pop track ‘All I Remember From Last Night Is You’, introducing the soft summer sound of ‘Teitur’, instantly lovable flowing … Read More

Kontakte – We Move Through Negative Spaces

Interesting gets a lot of bad press these days. Interesting is “dull”, interesting is “pretentious”, interesting is what happens when a previously promising rock n roll band listens to Kid A a few too many times and … Read More

Howard James Kenny – Shelter Songs

Worcester-born Howard James Kenny finally drops his debut album ‘Shelter Songs’ – a sonically rich folk record, laced with post-rock experimentalism. Who is Howard James Kenny? A singer-songwriter packing the standard pop folk weapons: melancholic acoustic picking and vocal … Read More

Hauschka – Salon Des Amateurs

Not long after the critically acclaimed album ‘Foreign Landscapes’, Volker Beltermann, aka Hauschka, comes back with a new full-length, ‘Salon des Amateurs’, another brilliant step of the German authors towards the greatest artists in contemporary classic.

Urban backgrounds and … Read More