When rumours of a new, edgy all girl garage group from Manchester called PINS first started to circulate, our interest was piqued. Blurred shadowy, stylised images started to emerge online, and buzz-bloggers/tastemakers started to wax
London based quartet The Cellophane Flowers début album ‘Staring at the World’ could arguably have been released at any point during the last twenty years. It’s an enthralling mix of female fronted, occasionally quirky, indie
Fact 1 – There are an inordinate amount of female singer songwriters armed with a guitar bursting with musical tales to tell. This is a good thing. Fact 2 – Sadly not all of these
Review by David Cross-Kane. Wedged between Jessie-J and Melody Gardot, at Number 19 Alt-J (∆) have crept into the top 20 of the UK official album chart, which these days is no mean feat for
Some may have painted Two Wounded Birds into a corner as rock n roll revivalists, Ramones wannabes or even the UK’s answers to The Drums, and whilst there are germs of truth in such views,
“Release Me” By The Like. [soundcloud url=”http://api.soundcloud.com/tracks/4003478″ params=”show_comments=true&auto_play=false&color=000000″ width=”100%” height=”81″ ] Some cynics may snipe that The Like’s return, replete with Mary Quant makeover and a sound that owes much to the girl-groups of the
“Into The Chaos” By Howling Bells All hail the first great album of 2009 ! Howling Bells are back with a follow up to their stunning 2006 debut. Their latest album “Radio Wars” sees the