Sophie Mac – The Apples EP

Apples may be conventional in many ways (girl with an acoustic guitar), but that’s not necessarily a bad thing. The whole EP has a very natural sound – the fact that it was recorded in a living room rather … Read More

Andrew Bird – Useless Creatures

Useless Creatures is the latest full-length release from Andrew Bird – and the first thing to say that comes to mind is: it’s very interesting. The album is essentially made up of lyric-free, very atmospheric soundscapes, in the vein … Read More

OK GO – Of The Blue Colour Of The Sky – Extra Nice Edition

‘Of The Blue Colour Of The Sky’ starts off in a way that may be unfamiliar to many OK Go fans, the sound is more experimental than the usual radio friendly rock that they produce. This is certainly not … Read More

Plain White T’S – Wonders Of The Younger

Plain White T’s sudden popularity a few years back was a bit of a fluke – the song that thrust them into the mainstream (Hey There Delilah, in case you were living under a rock in 2007) actually sounds … Read More

The Screening – You Look Much Better In The Dark

The Screening are a four-piece band from Leicester and I cannot avoid to note that this city is generating a very interesting music movement obviously headed by Kasabian. Their debut single “Diem”, was a good piece of indie rock … Read More

Youthless – Golden Age

Hey guys take a look at this brand new wave duo from Portugal: they are Youthless, and aim at conquer UK with their debt single “Golden Age”, a delicious garage – dance – rock mixing DFA 1979, Male Bonding … Read More

Groove Armada – White Light

After the acclaimed Black Light and seven moths later, Groove Armada release a new album, White Light. It’s obviously linked to the previous one, in fact as you read the tracklist you find that all the titles belong to … Read More

Our Broken Garden – Golden Sea

Golden Sea is simply a beautiful album. Beautiful vocals, beautiful lyrics, beautiful soundscapes. While some musicians have trouble maintaining a mood throughout the entirety of an album without falling into repetition, Our Broken Garden manage to overcome this issue, … Read More

Grand Central – My Star

If you told the Hannan brothers that we’re not in the 1990s anymore, they could probably react like Hiro Onooda, the Japanese soldier who fought the World War II and surrendered only in 1974 in the Philippine Islands.

This … Read More

The Phantom Band – The Wants

‘The Wants’ is brand new album from ‘The Phantom Band’, full of soft experimental instrumentals and soothing powerful male vocals similar to that of Simon Neil (Biffy Clyro).

The opening track ‘A Glamour’, is soft and soothing but still … Read More