St Spirit – Pigeon E.P

Titles are an odd thing when you think about it, things are given names to differentiate them from other things and, in the world of pop, give you some indication of the kind of content that might be found … Read More

Eskimo Fandango – Record Shops EP

Eskimo Fandago are a new indie four-piece from Bradford, who came together in 2011, but perhaps more significantly, Eskimo Fandago is the new project of Luke Hirst. Beginning his career as a solo singer-songwriter, Hirst went on to release … Read More

Damages – Tie A Ribbon

‘Tie A Ribbon’ is the debut single from Brighton three-piece, Damages.

They play music what they refer to as “tweecore”, which in layman’s terms is fast-paced garage rock with a cowbell on it. It really isn’t too dissimilar to … Read More

Bill DeMain – Extended Stay

Bill DeMain has already released nine albums as one half of Swan Dive however he will release his debut solo EP “Extended Stay” on the 20th of February. DeMain is Nashville based so you can expect  a country/roots influence … Read More

Tyson – Die On The Dancefloor

According to internet blogs (reliable sources?) “Die on the Dancefloor” was released in 2010 by a London singer named Tyson and was met with a moderate response. Fast forward and 2 years later this track is getting a new … Read More

Attack – Nostalgia and Rebellion

I got give this at one of the ‘Misfits’ shows and I will be honest I thought I wasn’t going to like it. The cover is a little boring and looks like it would belong to some blues singer songwrite … Read More

Red, White and Blues – Shine

Containing veterans from the classic rock scene ‘Jagged Edge’ vocalist ‘Matti Alfornzetti’ and ‘Skin’ axeman ‘ Myke Gray. Red, White and Blues are a new band but the album actually feels like it’s been recorded in the 90’s and … Read More

Dreams Divide – Puppet Love

This album is a dancefloor filler, awsome catchy tunes with electronica keys and vocals ‘Julien-K’ style but mixed with the 80’s synths. I hear alot of EBM CD’s but this one stands out and I think the ‘Human League’ … Read More

The Twilight Sad – No One Can Ever Know

Two years after Forget The Night Ahead the Scottish band The Twilight Sad comes back with No One Can Ever Know, nine songs for forty-five minutes of sonic explorations.

Under the wise guide of Andrew Weatherall, the third … Read More

Mike Marlin – Man On The Ground

Man on the Ground is the second LP by Mike Marlin, singer-songwriter from London. His voice has often been compared to David Bowie’s and the resemblance is definitely there on This Town, the second song on the record, but … Read More