Kelly Paige – Hurt Like Me

‘Hurt Like Me’ is 22-year-old Kelly Paige’s debut single, and it’s a blinder. Paige is a pretty singer-songwriter from Nashville (no, not a country singer-songwriter), and she now resides in England (perhaps to ensure that no one mistakes her … Read More

Kate Havnevik – You

Kate Havnevik is a Norwegian singer-songwriter, and she sounds a hell of a lot like Frou Frou. Havnevik’s new album ‘You’ contains the same kind of light, electronic music and layered, airy vocals as the now defunct, British electro … Read More

Emeli Sande Launches Video for Daddy

‘Daddy’

Featuring Naughty Boy

– New Single Released 27th November –

‘What sums Sande up is her voice, even more than that, her songs, “This has … Read More

Forest Fire – Staring At The X

“Rhythmic, spacious, crazy effects and totally amazing”

Born Into – The song starts off with an electric guitar being played and being accompanied with some nice lyrics. The guitar turns out to have some trippy effects until the drums … Read More

March On Rome – Higher

March on Rome, indie-rock kids from Essex, have done so many things right. They came up with a great band name, which is more than most 18-year-olds like them can pull off; they have a pretty badass rhythm section; they’ve … Read More

Daniel Pearson – Satellites

Satellites is the debut album from Leeds based singer-songwriter Daniel Pearson. Reading the album credits he is someone who has surrounded himself with an impressive production line-up the album is produced by Ed Heaton whose previous credits include rising … Read More

Planet Brain – Forecasts

At some point in everyone’s life you will find yourself asking yourself “What would Muse sound like without all that wanky space-prog effects?” Well, now you have the answer, Planet Brain. The six track Forecasts EP, three of which … Read More

Underground Railroad – 8 Millimeters

French trio Underground Railroad is back with 8 Millimeters, another single from critically acclaimed third album White Night Stand.

Including an acoustic version of Pick The Ghost, a success of 2009, 8 Millimeters encapsulates the psychedelic escapes in a … Read More

Shield Your Eyes – Volume 4

It takes one listen to London based trio Shield Your Eyes to understand how they are one of the most misunderstood unsigned bands in Britain. Their melting pot of time signatures, styles and structures can lead to the easy judgement … Read More

Rich Kids on LSD – Greatest Hits / Live in West Berlin

Y’know that stereotype of American Teenagers of the Generation X variety whose vocabulary mainly consisted of various ways of saying “Dude” that made them sound perpetually wasted? Well, as with the vast majority of clichés that stereotype is a … Read More