Track Of The Day Yassassin – Citizen
Yassassin Citizen One of the primary purposes of art, poetry and music has been to reflect upon, and to try to make sense of, the times we live in. Perhaps music has fallen a little
Yassassin Citizen One of the primary purposes of art, poetry and music has been to reflect upon, and to try to make sense of, the times we live in. Perhaps music has fallen a little
Track Of The Day – Knash – Lame Let’s kickstart the week with some fast-paced ‘party punk’ from Stockholm in the shape of Knash with their latest single ‘Lame.’ The band were inspired by Kate
The Garrys – Makeout At The Drive-In Canadian trio The Garrys arrive in the UK in a few weeks to play the Great Escape Festival in Brighton as part of what promises to be another
Jesse Jo Stark Fire Of Love Jesse Jo Stark returns with another slice of chiming dramatic pop noir which sounds a little like Black Honey colliding with Lana Del Rey. Or perhaps David Lynch meets
It’s hard to believe it’s been seven earth years since Ladytron graced us with an album, the cinematic ‘Gravity The Seducer’. When we interviewed Helen Marnie from the band back in 2011 regarding that particular
Track Of The Day – Hatchie – Sugar & Spice If you’re a fan of artists such as The Cocteau Twins, The Sundays, Lush, Chapterhouse then Hatchie could well be right up your musical street.
Swoon Fun Police ‘Fun Police’ manages to live up to its title, energetic, spiky, brutal, relentless and you can imagine it’s a hell of a lot of fun to perform live. Indeed the accompanying video
Track Of The Day You By Pink Kink Now then, this could be a first for the blog as today’s track of the day hasn’t even been released officially as far as we know. Regular
Track Of The Day Frankiie Glory Me This is good. Vancouver 4 piece Frankiie start off sounding like The Shangri-Las, then Fleetwood Mac, there’s even a bit of Springsteen in there, all wrapped in a rather
Introducing: Pale Rider – I Run on Rain By Sue Bennett Pale Rider are coming for you. Probably at night. From the sound of things you should have been expecting them; rumour has it that
It probably appears that music bloggers have a new favourite band/artist every week and briefly wax lyrical about them before never mentioning them again. The fickle f**kwits! But in mitigation it can be difficult making
The Bambi Kills Headlights Headlights by The Bambi Kills Melbourne based duo The Bambi Kills debut single is a gloriously hypnotic, seductive cinematic slice of electro grunge noir. It’s the new musical project of Australian