Andy Von Pip
Today we have a track from Perth singer/songwriter Wons Phreely who appears to have found salvation through music after being given his first guitar whilst in juvenile detention. Maybe that explains to a degree, why
Imagine you have been set adrift in space, floating alone in that vast star fretted void as you watch the Earth turn slowly beneath you. You see pulses of light, the shifting patterns of weather
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I wasn’t planning to post two ‘Tracks of the Day today, after all a boy’s gotta eat! However when this arrived in my mail box, I had no choice, The Joy Formidable roar back in
Occasionally a singer comes along in possession of a voice of such extraordinary beauty allied to songs of unflinching emotional honesty that its effect on the listener can be quite profound. Moreover, like all great
Remember Avec Sans, the mysterious duo whose name sounds rather like an avant-garde font and whose music sounds like an ascension to heaven? Remember their incredible electronic reworking of Bon Ivers ‘Perth’ that managed to
North East band The Prison Library’s latest offering “Lovesick” is something a little more than merely a great song full of sweet melodic hooks, driving rhythm and intelligent dark, heartfelt lyrics. It’s also the sound
Oh, do fuck off Manchester, with your achingly cool bands, amazing musical diversity, friendly eateries, and ample free street parking (after 8pm) stop being so darn bloody good and give the rest of the country
We don’t generally carry too many news items on this blog, basically because we feel an endless stream of news will clog up the blog and the actual music may get a little lost. And
Big Wave are on a roll, in the wake of a spectacularly GREAT EP – “The Roots of Love (Come Tumbling Down)’’ and a wonderful free download ‘Dying On The Vine’’ they release their début
“Dangerous, swaggering, dramatic, dark and sexy” is not a description you’d employ to describe the music of Mumford & Sons, but when it comes to writing about London four piece Blindness it should be MANDATORY!
Swiss Lips are back! Yup those lads from Manchester with the rather rude name, who describe themselves as “Pop sorcerers, going straight to hell” and who we’d previously described as having “more hooks than Abu