Jesca Hoop – Snowglobe

‘Snowglobe’ is the final self- release from Jesca Hoop following her signing to Vanguard and it does much more than simply fill the gap before she is exposed to a larger audience. There is grit to the tracks here; … Read More

Neon Choir – Animal

It’s always worrying when you get a CD that says choir.  Luckily instead of some hymns about 3 wise men and a camel I got Neon Choir, a band with an eclectic mix of styles that seem to vary … Read More

My Ceramic Rabbit – Sexa Word

When you first hear My Ceramic Rabbit you’re left quite impressed; the band’s sound of ‘rock n roll, pop ‘n soul’ is pretty unique in modern music and you can hear a plethora of different influences almost instantly.  The … Read More

South Central – Society Of The Spectacle

Straight out of Brighton electronica Duo South Central are here with the upcoming album ‘Society Of The Spectacle‘ due for release on the 4th of April through Egregore Records.

Providing a mixture of distorted synth, heavy basslines, propulsive melodies … Read More

Asa – Beautiful Imperfection

Within the first few seconds of the opening track ‘Why Can’t We’ I was instantly hooked by the upbeat almost ska like tempo of the guitar and then the vocals kicked in and wow!

The Lagos artist Asa‘s singing … Read More

Blue Sky Archives – Plural

Glaswegian quintet Blue Sky Archives release the three track EP Plural. The band is classified as post – rock pop but listening to the EP I found the description rather vague.

There’s a lot of depth to the record … Read More

The Pigeon Detectives – Up, Guards And At ‘Em

‘Up, Guards And At ‘Em’ is the 3rd album release by well established Indie rock group The Pigeon Detectives, featuring the single ‘Done In Secret’ (released on the 28th of March), which has already received airplay throughout some of … Read More

Architects Of Grace – Moments In Time

Not enough shoegaze in your Sisters Of Mercy? Not enough um, brit-goth in your Bowie? Well, what you need in your candlelit electro-rocker’s den in Architects Of Grace, and their beautifully-pitched debut album, ‘Moments In Time’.

The whole thing … Read More

The Undertones – True Confessions (Singles = A’s & B’s)

I wanna hold you wanna hold you tight / Get teenage kicks right through the night

Who hasn’t danced to this timeless anthem at least once in their lives?

The Undertones hit the record shops (and the … Read More

Steve Cradock – Peace City West

Cradock’s second album continues where his solo debut left off with an album full of personal touches and elegance that manages to evoke 60s nostalgia as well as making use of modern day production techniques. The problem for me … Read More