Are Savages the most exciting new band in the UK? Well on the evidence of their performance at Liverpool’s Leaf Tea Shop one would have to say they are certainly there or thereabouts. This really
The VPME Podcast returns with a mixture of music from the past, the present and the future, guests include Punk legend Pauline Murray from Penetration, I Am Harlequin, an exclusive new track from Deathline, new
The Cellophane Flowers are offering a preview of their début album the ‘Staring At The World’ album by releasing one track a month before the album comes out later in the year. We’ve previously streamed
Recent months have seen the emergence of – arguably – the most important band this year an all female London based quartet collectively known as Savages. Bounding out of London, Jehnny Beth, Gemma Thompson, Ayse
Christa Vi is an Australian/ German Singer Songwriter, based in East London, who mixes folky-esque story telling narratives with a wide variety eclectic instrumentation and on occasion, a sprinkling of experimental electronica. ‘ Long Way
We first introduced Japanese Brit Pop exponents Taffy, back in March with their début single “So Long”. Since than they’ve released an excellent début album “Caramel Sunset” on Club AC30, been featured in many of
We’ve all watched horror movies and shouted at the hero – “don’t go down to the basement you chisel jawed imbecilic fool, that’s the last fucking place you wanna go, have you got a death
New Salford/ Manchester alt electro dance duo Factory Acts invite you to “Turn up the volume, feel the dark sound, let fantasy surround”, well it would be rude not to in lieu of such an
We first highlighted Kyla La Grange’s epic brooding folk-grunge back in 2010, when we came across two early songs “Lamb” and “Vampire Smile.” Both seemed to be rich with promise and indicative of an outstanding
Glasgow based Errors formed in 2004 and quickly caught the attention of John Peel favourites Mogwai who signed them to their label Rock Action Records. Since then Errors have released no fewer than eight singles,
There’s prolific and there’s Robert Pollard and 2012 may well prove to be his most fruitful year yet ! As well as releasing two albums with the reunited Guided By Voices, he’s set to release
There are some things that remain constant in life, for example the English summer weather never fails to disappoint, Gary Barlow remains the blandest, most anodyne songwriter of his generation, David Cameron’s face remains eminently