The Good The Bad – 023

Returning with their new single ‘023’ from their second album ‘From 018 to 033’ , The Good The Bad hit the airwaves with their latest Danish surf rock offering in triumphant form. With the same ballsy riffs and brief … Read More

These Reigning Days – Changes

Fellow Devonians These Reigning Days’ new single ‘Changes’ is a very impressive chunk of deep, deep indie-rock. This Torbay trio are led by the former frontman of The Quails – Dan Steer – who only split last year, which … Read More

Sharliza Jelita – Claustrophobia

Is Sharliza Jelita irritating or damn-right brilliant? Please help me. I need to know. The Singaporean electro-pop singer-songwriter’s new single ‘Claustrophobia’ is exceedingly infectious, but I can’t decide whether that’s because it is pleasantly catchy or violently virulent.

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Dodgy – What Became Of You

Dodgy are proud to release their newest single from new album ‘Stand Upright in a Cool Place’, their first release since 2001’s Real Estate. The key to this latest record’s magic is the kind of melancholy and worldliness – … Read More

False-Heads – Without a Doubt/Where is Your Man?

False-Heads shed some lo-fi light on 2012 with this single from their album Animation Draining Needles. Where is your man? is the musical equivalent of an elegant kick in the guts: a Sonic Youth-reminiscent song on friction and feigned indifference … Read More

Damn Damn Patriots – Do The Sell Out / Bible and a Bottle of Pills

Currently, it’s something of a novelty to have a band professing a love of the likes of Dinosaur Jr, Husker Du and Pixies whose members were born before they released their debut albums, let alone were into them the … 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

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

Atom Eye – Part I – Trilogy 120

Atom Eye is the new solo project from Elsie Martins, the front woman behind Phantom, a little known experimental band. The track length of 6 minutes, 46 seconds tells you straight off that this is not going to be … Read More

14th – Take Me There

14th brand themselves as a ‘musical collaboration’ rather than your conventional band and it’s easy to hear that. The duo is made up of Tom Barber and Tracey Duodu, a fusion of their respective production and vocal talent.

‘Take … Read More