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Lady Lamb the Beekeeper is the musical project of 23 year-old Brooklyn-based Aly Spaltro who releases her début album, Ripely Pine, in April via Ba Da Bing Records. ‘Bird Balloons‘ – today’s track of the
100 NEW ARTISTS ADDED TO THE GREAT ESCAPE LINE-UP EUROPE’S LEADING FESTIVAL FOR NEW MUSIC ANNOUNCES SECOND WAVE OF ARTISTS BILLY BRAGG CONFIRMED FOR BRIGHTON DOME SHOW Hot on the trail of the first wave
Someone once said that Manchester’s finest, the thoroughly fabulous PINS are the most ‘Brooklyn sounding’ band to emerge from the city. By the same token, we would submit that Spring King is the most ‘Atlanta
Certain elements of the music industry would contrive to convince you that guitar music is set to make a HUGE comeback in 2013. Which begs the question, doesn’t something have to have gone away for
Liverpool Sound City 2013 New Announcements! Noah and the Whale // Everything Everything // Delphic // Darwin Deez // Oneohtrix PointNever // Dutch Uncles // Ian Prowse & Amsterdam // Stealing Sheep // Savages //
The musical juggernaut that is Blindness come thundering back into the view with the menacing full on sonic assault that is ‘Last One Dies‘, the fabulous lead track from their forthcoming EP. Shot through with
The Android Angel is the musical alter ego of Paul Coltofeanu and is a project that is more rooted in reality than the surreal dream pop fantasy of his other musical project, the acclaimed Free
Let’s kick of the week with a fantastic free download from hypnotic London electronic duo Death Rattle. ‘The Blows’ sounds like Kate Bush running up that hill to escape Dave Gahan who’s intent on indulging
F.U.R.S This is the début single from F.U.R.S (released March 25th 2013 on Loose Lips Records) and is a prime example of how to write bright and breezy psyche-pop without reinventing the wheel. We know
More proof, as if we really needed it that all the musicians involved in Dee Dee Penny’s Dum Dum Girls project are all imbued with a talent bigger than your average NGC 6872. SISU is
Dutch Uncles have always been a perplexing musical proposition and if we’re being completely honest, we’ve often found their redoubtable musical charms rather easy to resist in the past. We didn’t dislike them, it was
… and it’s yet another fantastic tune from Public Service Broadcasting this time swapping war propaganda movies with sound bites from a “grisly and hard-hitting US road safety film” ‘Signal 30’ from 1959 (could it