Echo Ladies – Nothing Ever Lasts As the regular visitor(s) here will be aware, we are suckers for “the beautiful noise” ( a far more apt descriptor than the oft misused and misleading “shoegaze” tag
The Velvet Hands – Only Blame Myself Springing from Cornwall’s burgeoning garage rock scene to critical acclaim, The Velvet Hands arrive with their latest single ‘Only Blame Myself’ from their forthcoming debut album ‘Party’s Over.’
London based, Limerick raised whenyoung produce soaring indie pop that despite being bathed in a glorious jangling guitar shimmer still retains a raw edge. The band initially released a couple of tunes in 2016, all
Holy Now – Feel It All We tipped Holy Now as ones to watch at the end of 2016 after falling for their wistful evocative jangle pop. So we’re delighted that the Swedish quartet have
Ezra Furman Suck The Blood From My Wound Ezra Furman returns with the third single from his upcoming album, Transangelic Exodus which is released on 9th February via Bella Union. “Suck The Blood From My Wound”, features
Freak Everyone’s The Same One of our tips for 2018 , FREAK kick off the year with a new release and video in the shape of ‘Everyone’s The Same.’ Driven by a relentless guitar riff,
Well, we are still in “can’t be arsed mode,” surrounded as we are by empty bottles of the finest wines known to humanity, half-eaten pie crusts, blue cheese sodomised with cranberries, cranberries stuffed with blue
The Von Pip Xmas Special on IWFM Radio So here it is, this year’s Von Pip Xmas special for IWFM Radio, rounding up some of the best modern Xmas tunes and proving that not all
The Albums of 2017 2017 has been a strange 12 months on a personal level, (ok for “strange” read “unremittingly shit.”) It’s also been a year when I’ve probably listened to fewer albums than any
Phil Greenhalgh provides a photo review for Liam Gallagher’s return to Manchester Arena for a triumphant and at times emotional climax to 2017. Support came from VPME favourites ‘Trampolene’, performing in a venue a world away from
No.1 Ones To Watch 2018 Yassassin And at No1 it’s Anna, Joanna, Moa, Raissa & Ruth Aka Yassassin. The band whose members hail from Sweden, Italy, England and Australia have only been together just over
A quick break from our ones to watch list 2018 to check in on our top tip from 2015. Chløë Black whose seductive fatalistic sense of doomed grandeur left us enraptured and slightly wobbly, has just
