Sarah McLachlan New Album

Sarah McLachlan, multi-platinum and Grammy-Award winning singer/songwriter, is scheduled to release her first studio album of new material in seven years – ‘Laws Of Illusion’ – on 28 June 2010 on Sony Music. The album was recorded in Montreal and … Read More

DarkStarr’s Free Track Giveaway

DarkStarr, Ashley Beedle and Cosmo’s latest transatlantic pairing, are giving away a remix of ‘Revolution’ by Mavis featuring Candi Staton, taken off DarkStarr’s brand new mix album, ‘Psychedelic Disco-Tech: They Live By The Night’, absolutely free.

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The Amazing – Wait For A Light To Come

Falling somewhere between folk and rock, Wait For A Light To Come is the follow up to Swedish quartet The Amazing’s 2009 self-titled debut album. Only six tracks long, the record is what you would call short and … Read More

Anathema – We’re Here Because We’re Here

Anathema comes from a selection of Metal, Goth crossbreeds like Paradise Lost they have gathered a huge fanbase from over the years and like their counterparts they also come from the UK. While other bands in the doom genre … Read More

Mountain Man – Made The Harbor

Mountain Man release their awaited debut album on Bella Union, the label responsible for bringing incredible talented artists to our knowledge.

The girls – Molly erin Sarle, Alexandra Sauser-Monnig and Amelia Randall Meath – belong to this category. Their album, … Read More

Mary Gauthier – The Foundling

The acclaimed songwriter Mary Gauthier releases her 6th album ‘The Foundling’ on Proper Records in the UK.

This album is about abandon: “I was born to an unwed mother in 1962 and adopted shortly thereafter,” Mary Gauthier explains. “When … Read More

Elizabeth Cook – Welder

Country music tastes of America, it’s a fact. And you can feel the atmospheres of Southern States in Elizabeth Cook’s fifth album, even if she comes from Florida, a place not often associated to farmers’ work, straw, pipes and … Read More

Devo – Something For Everybody

The only way to start the review of Something For Everybody is to say “welcome back”!

20 years since their last album ‘Smooth Noodle Maps’ the Akron band comes back with a mesmerizing album, rich of details and with … Read More

Crystal Castles – Crystal Castles

I first heard of Crystal Castles as an impressionable teenager two years ago, they were raved about in every magazine I could get my hands on (I.E = NME) as purveyors of music that was more like aural terrorism … Read More

fun. – Aim & Ignite

The opening strings of the gypsy violin in Be Calm tell it all. fun. debut album Aim & Ignite is pompous, filled with complex harmonies and vocals, lost of influences to theatrical bands, such as Queen. Pretty risky, but … Read More