Two sisters and two instruments equals a fantastic third album from Sacramento based punk pop teenagers Dog Party. Three albums from a band whose collective age is just over 30 represents an impressive musical CV
Well to be honest we don’t know much about Lewis Idle, there seems to be a paucity of information on-line other than a brief introduction on soundcloud. He’s described as ” a balladeer of uncertain
Ahead of the release of her latest album ‘Herein Wild’, Frankie Rose has unveiled a new song- ‘Street Of Dreams.’ When we say new, it’s actually her take on an old song by those wonderfully
Although we are officially still on our hols, we’ve stepped back into the musical fray to bring you the première of September Girls fabulous new single ‘Ships” which is to be released on 7th September
This’ll be our final post before we jet off on our hols for a few weeks, and by Paxman’s mighty beard it’s a good ‘un! VPME faves Wolf Alice return with yet another scintillating tune
Ancient Times Ok let’s get it out there, there’s no doubt George Smale, the creative force behind Ancient Times has a voice that conjures up Morrissey in his prime. On ‘Night School’ there’s even the
The curiously titled ‘Hoboland’ is the fabulous new single from Black Casino and the Ghost, and it’s a rollicking bluesy, soul stompin’ chef-d’oeuvre. O Once again, Elisa Zoot demonstrates what an incredible voice she has
Laura-Jean is no stranger to the pages of the VPME, we were big fans of her former band Screaming Ballerinas a few years back. It should therefore come as no surprise that we are delighted
Sydney’s Deep Sea Arcade make a welcome return to the UK for a run of live dates including a headline show at Hoxton Square Bar and Kitchen on the 17th August. To celebrate they are
LIVERPOOL PSYCH FEST ANNOUNCE LINE-UP ADDITIONS TO MUSIC PROGRAMME. CHARLIE BOYER AND THE VOYEURS & LOLA COLT ADDED TO BILL, ALONGSIDE DJs MARC RILEY & ANDY VOTEL. LIVERPOOL PSYCH FEST ANNOUNCE EXCLUSIVE 7” VINYL. EXISTING
Here at the VPME we love Shinies; after all, they do say ‘Shinies makes it better.’ This is obviously not without good reason because our mood has infinitely improved after wrapping our ears around Manchester’s quartet
NYC trio Crazy Pills channel the spirit of the Cramps dirty B-Movie hell for leather garage surf on their fantastic new single ‘Break It Down.‘ With a fuckload of attitude, it rattles along like an