Track Of The Day – Velvet Two Stripes – ‘Fire’
Having been one of the first UK blogs to write and interview Velvet Two Stripes, tipping them for BBC 6 Music and presenting them with one of our famous “Pipster” awards last year, we are
Having been one of the first UK blogs to write and interview Velvet Two Stripes, tipping them for BBC 6 Music and presenting them with one of our famous “Pipster” awards last year, we are
New musical discoveries are normally unearthed using a wide variety of resources, be it old school word of mouth or via new music champions such as Amazing Radio and BBC introducing or indeed wading through
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After a weekend of near apoplectic rage over a certain somebody getting an alleged 10 million pound state funded send off ( so the state ain’t all bad after all eh?) we needed to chill
We are as short on time today as David Cameron is on integrity, but we’ve always got time for Wolf Alice. One of our tips for 2013, Wolf Alice go from strength to strength and
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Here’s a video exclusive to brighten your Monday morning. It’s from Dublin based all female noise pop quintet September Girls, and heralds the bands new 7” single ‘Talking‘ released by the Cork based label Art
Photo © Marga Moner So Skeleton Suite what’s the deal? What interesting back-story can we furnish you with about today’s rather wonderful tune? Well not a lot actually, because there really is a poverty of
Wax Idols are a band we’ve flirted with over the last few years but with the release of their second album,’Discipline and Desire’ we feel the time has come to fully consummate our relationship. Like
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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
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