Negative Pegasus – Looming

When it comes to music, you can’t trust what you read. Except this. Everything on this site should be taken as gospel, y’hear? Good. Anyway, when reading about a bands sound one should always be aware that things will … Read More

Street Party in Soho – Take Your Time

Never underestimate the power of a great song. Street Party in Soho take all the necessary tropes associated with so-called Landfill Indie (regional accents, cheesewire guitars, danceable rhthyms, guitars strapped up to their chests) and manage to throw all … Read More

Mina Tindle – Bells

Mina Tindle, French pop-folk songwriter, shows grace and charm in abundance in her release Bells. Her new single, as the title swiftly suggests, echoes the sounds of nature in unexpected, frill-free ways. The angelic, all-embracing vocals suggest mysterious and … Read More

The Tuesday Club – The Dolly Dynamite EP

The Tuesday Club’s Dolly Dynamite EP is a creative force to be reckoned with. The band works on a beautiful vocal game of dialogue, and theirs is a brilliant mix of punk rock’s scariest moments and the versatile and … Read More

KIDCITY – MRDR BRDN

This new EP from KIDCITY just goes to prove that a plethora of glossy sound effects good music does not make. Portentous and self-knowingly morbid, there are some effective moments, but ultimately the two-piece electronic band lack songwriting finesse … Read More

PAULCARRACK – Good Feeling

Paul Carrack is a Grammy Award winning English singer-songwriter and musician with a very distinctive voice. He’s been a part of several bands including Ace, Squeeze, Roxy Music and Mike and the Mechanics. More recently the emphasis has been … Read More

Blak Can – ‘Dark Daze’

For such a new band, with ever so little online coverage, I was surprised to see that Wolverhampton four-piece Blak Can have already managed to accumulate nearly 5,000 ‘likes’ on Facebook, and notch up 1,400 YouTube views of their … Read More

The Hickey Underworld – The Frog

Having briefly stumbled across The Hickey Underworld before, I know one thing: they are dark. Very dark. But unlike the recent UK dark rock scenes that draw on goth rock and Black Sabbath, The Hickey Underworld instead use an artsy … Read More

Lund Quartet – Lund Quartet

Having done some research, I find that Lund Quartet’s slick self-titled release is in actual fact their debut, which I am rather surprised by, given the level of accomplishment that simply oozes off it. This is smooth jazz, but … Read More

MELINDA ORTNER – Strangers EP

Californian Melinda Ortner is an LA based singer-songwriter who writes most of her material on piano. Her first single Heartbeats was chosen for the major film American Pie: Book of Love which introduced Melinda to a huge audience.

Looking at … Read More