Cruising return with the quite frankly bloody wonderful Safe Corridor a compelling insistent helping of urgent agit-pop that certainly puts us in mind of the Au-Pairs, ( a band we rate as one of greatest, yet oft
Corvette is the lead track is from Shannon and the Clams forthcoming album’ Gone By The Dawn.’ And f**ck my sideways with a sports car manufactured by the Chevrolet division of American automotive conglomerate General
You Are Number Six is the solo project of Montpellier born multi-instrumentalist Theo Lefebvr. There’s certainly a distinct 80’s alt-pop vibe to his output thus far, and on this occasion there’s also the vague air of
Natalie McCool is one of a number of artists linked to Liverpool’s increasingly impressive creative scene who are currently taking their unquestionable talent and potential to dizzying new levels. Oh Danger is elegant, literate bittersweet
It’s at times like these we really wish we’d paid more attention during French lessons at school. If we had we may well have been able to provide a little more context to Laure Briard’s
In the wake of the jaw-dropping magnificence of their previous release, the eleven minute opus that was Zero Triptych, Girls Names release Reticence, the lead track from their forthcoming third album ‘Arms Around A Vision.’ It
One of our top tips for 2015 Leeds AUTOBAHN are back with a typically dark offering, a twisted compelling majestic new tune in the shape of ‘Immaterial Man’. It’s from their forthcoming debut album Dissemble and
Bang Gang aka Bardi Johannsson‘s new single ‘Silent Bite’ delivers a shimmering driving slice of dramatic pop gaze. It also features one of our fave singers guesting on vocals in the shape of Helen Marnie (of
Our last purchase ahead of the General Election was to buy The Big Moon’s latest single ‘Sucker’ (as well as the equally spellbinding ‘Eureka Moment’). Given the result of said election, it was probably a
So let us be clear for the avoidance of doubt today’s featured band aren’t technically kids and the aren’t actually from Reykjavik. Reykjavik Kids are in fact Scott Munro and Paul Tissington who met in
The Happy Hollows second album ‘Amethyst’ featured in our top two albums of 2013 (HERE) at the time we described it as ” a dizzying mix of synth pop and spiralling guitars featuring the towering almost
We first came across Abjects in 2013 when Manchester’s PINS unleashed the trio’s debut EP Fast Love via their own Haus Of Pins label. They’re back with the lead track from their forthcoming EP of
