The Finger – I Don’t Believe My Eyes

Greek based five piece “The Finger” release their debut  album  entitled “I Don’t Believe My Eyes” on March 15th. After learning that this band only formed in the summer of 2011, I cannot believe my ears! The Finger have … Read More

MARK HOLE – Torture Garden

Mark Hole is a gifted actor from the Webber-Douglas drama school in London who has successfully focused on a music career. He produced a captivating debut album, F Sharp, and recently supported Tori Amos on her European tour.

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Servants Of The Gun – Angels & Axemen

Any recent band touting a “classic rock” sound in this day and age invariably will sound at first a little odd. There’s something simultaneously timeless and dated about sounding a little bit like Led Zeppelin, and after bands like Guns … Read More

The Unguided – Hellfrost

I’m not entirely sure how they’ve managed this, but The Unguided have created an album so unavoidably loud and yet somehow fairly forgettable. There’s moments of a certain something shining through that illuminates what has caused The Unguided to … Read More

Toy Horses – Play What You Want

Hmm, it’s getting a little jangly in here tonight. Toy Horses’ new single, ‘Play What You Want’ is a whimsical, playful yet introspective little pop number constructed from clean and melodic guitars, a chipper piano, gentle yet energetic drums, … Read More

Breton – Interference

Fresh off their debut album Other People’s Problems, comes Breton’s single, ‘Interference’. Now let’s get this out the way off the bat; the possibilities for comparisons are endless – Friendly Fires and Metronomy sit very comfortably in the same … Read More

Robot Elephant vs. Tundra Dubs

London based Robot Elephant records teamed up with record label Tundra Dubs, from Oakland CA. for this collaborative effort. Split in two, the first half of the record features artists from Robot Elephant’s roster and is curated by its … Read More

The Detours – Ignite

I would very much like to think of myself as a relatively cultured music fan, or at least, as cultured as a fan of pop music can get. I regularly listen to My Bloody Valentine for example. Let England … Read More

Mouse on Mars – Parastrophics

Mouse On Mars’ new album ‘Parastrophics’ sounds like a compilation of almost every popular leftfield dance producer. Someone unfamiliar with the German duo (Jan St Werner and Andi Toma) would be forgiven for dismissing ‘Parastrophics’ as an album of … Read More

Caan – Every Little Thing

I am holding my fingers permanently crossed, hoping Caan manages to find true success with his new solo project. One: because his initial band electro-pop ‘Ou Est Le Swimming Pool’ were destined for greatness before the lead singer tragically … Read More