Mitchell Museum – Tiger Heartbeat

‘Tiger Heartbeat’ starts innocuously enough but builds into a little piece of joy guaranteed to bring a smile to your face. The wide reaching influences that Mitchell Museum cite are entirely evident here as it is almost impossible to … Read More

I Am Austin – L.A.F.S

I Am Austin’s latest effort ‘L.A.F.S’ is one of those tracks which will probably follow you around indie clubs for a while to come. Somewhere between Death From Above and a stadium rock band, there is something about this … Read More

Virgin Steele – The Black Light Bacchanalia

Virgin Steele are, well, an odd band to consider. Mixing the bombastic elements of metal with a grandiose yet understated element of classical (thus having dynamic variation in their music) they have been kicking about the baroque world of … Read More

Bad Religion – The Dissent Of Man

Bad Religion are in their own way, bridging the gap between cult and iconic. Although they are figureheads of the LA punk scene, they haven’t quite reached the elevated status of many of their contemporaries, possibly due to their … Read More

DInosaur Pile Up – Growing Pains

Having previously released songs about being attacked by Cats and apparently being influenced by Optimus Prime and space exploration it would be easy to pigeonhole Dinosaur Pile Up as a band with not much to say. And how bad … Read More

Orphan Boy – Some Frontier

Hailing from Manchester, Orphan Boy are closer in style to the NME described “resurgence of Manchester Guitar Music”. This basically means that they don’t sound like Oasis and the like. And this is true, they don’t, it does rattle … Read More

Benjamin Francis Leftwich – A Million Miles Out

You may not have heard of Benjamin Francis Leftwich but trust me when I say he will soon be on your radar because this boy is destined for great things. His debut effort ‘A Million Miles Out’ only last … Read More

Mojo Fury – The Mann

Mojo Fury, four Irish guys from Belfast promise to give a shake to the music with their powerful debut single The Mann. They are no greenhorn getting hold a stage for the first time, they have already opened Biffy … Read More

Exit Calm – Don’t Look Down EP

Don’t Look Down EP, the latest fatigue of Exit Calm, is a hell of a great EP. From the title track, filled with their usual experimentalism, soul and great guitar riffs; to the distorted guitars of Hope and the … Read More

Dermot O’Leary – The Saturday Sessions

Dermot O’Leary The Saturday Sessions is a good compilation of acoustic gems and impressive covers from the crème of contemporary artists.

Expect to find Mumford & Sons, Paolo Nutini, Kasabian, Florence & The Machine, Editors, Lily Allen, Paloma Faith, … Read More