UK electronic duo Curxes return with a brand new and rather fabulous song available as a free download entitled ‘Further Still.’ We’ve previously described their haunting, cybertronic blitzkrieg electro-sextro-pop as something that resembles M.R. James
When you posses the sort of voice Midas Fall’s lead singer Elizabeth Heaton has been blessed with, comparisons are inevitable. Liz Fraser, Harriet Wheeler, and Amy Lee (possibly fronting Portished) are names that can easily
Findlay was described to me once as ‘a female Iggy Pop, albeit much better looking” (fun fact -her cats called Iggy) and yeah, we get what they mean, there’s a raw primal, hot sweaty dynamism to
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
When you’re inundated with new music, you’re bound to miss out on a few musical gems even if said gems are right under your nose. Eva Peterson is a good example of this phenomenon. Born
Exit Calm’s self-titled 2010 album garnered high praise indeed with perhaps our favourite comment coming from Todd Eckhart (producer of the excellent Ian Curtis biopic ‘Control’) who said of the band “Pure Genius … and
More tunes of the seasonal variety arrive, this time in the shape of Foe, one of the brightest new musical talents in the UK by a country mile. We’ve not really blogged enough about Foe
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
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
Mold’s finest The Joy Formidable surface (briefly) looking as good as they sound with a marvellous shiny new tune and a fabulous new video. ‘Wolf’s Law‘ starts slowly and steadily builds up to embrace the JF’s