The Strange Death Of Liberal England – Rising Sea

I didn’t know it was possible to fill one two-track single with as much emotion as The Strange Death Of Liberal England have somehow managed to do in Rising Sea. The titular single is an almost overwhelming example of … Read More

Rose Elinor Dougall – Carry On

Upon first listening to Rose Elinor Dougall’s new release Carry On, it’s easy to draw comparisons between the singer and Florence Welch (of Florence + The Machine) – both are strong female vocalists supported by a sound ranging from … Read More

Flash Fiktion – Leni/Science of Sleep

Forcing upon us a frenetic electro-rock barrage is Flash Fiktion, with their double a-side single. ‘Leni’ is a cross between a manic rave-up and a post-punk cry for freedom, the unreasonably cheerful and rapid synth stabs violently … Read More

The Jim Jones Revue – High Horse

High Horse is a pure burst of Rock and Roll right down to the last detail, with its lively piano mixed with immense guitar riffs you can’t help but get up and move. The best way to describe it, … Read More

Luke Abbott – Holkham Drones

Holkham Drones is a masterpiece of calming synthesised melodies, complimented beautifully with  simple beats and rhythms which appears to be in tune with that of your own heartbeat.

Its trance like nature has the ability to transport your mind … Read More

Dead Confederate – Sugar

Starting with the psychedelic organ-filled discord drones of ‘In The Dark’, Dead Confederate’s album ‘Sugar’ is a trippy, surreal trip back to the world of paisley and unwashed hair. The drums, while muted are solid, the vocals dreamy but … Read More

The Swords – Warp Riders

I think I may have looped through the time/space continuum and into either the 1980s, or one of the more obscure paragraphs in Seb Hunter’s fond explanation of all things metal, ‘Hell Bent For Leather’. Either way, we are … Read More

Night Of Sevens – Abused and Unused

A while back I reviewed a band called Night Of Sevens, and their first instalment of a series of releases collectively titled ‘The Flood Sessions’. I was rather enthralled by their introspective yet snarling garage rock sound, so this … Read More

Everything Everything ‘Man Alive’ Glitch Mob album mash up

With just over ONE WEEK to go until you can get your paws on the full debut album from Everything Everything, the band have enlisted none other than L.A’s hottest production collective The Glitch Mob to give us a fast … Read More

Superhumanoids Unveil Video

Superhumanoids are a Los Angeles four piece, set up as an electronic experiment to escape the everyday of the everyday. Dreams of a more public lifestyle have taken this reverie to an unconventional conclusion – a troupe that incorporates equal … Read More