We arrived at the Tacocat party fashionably late, despite the band forming in 2007 it was 2014’s album NVM that really brought them to our attention. Wry, intelligent often caustic lyrics and buoyant garage thrash with
Emerging singer-songwriter Grace Sees reveals the title track from her forthcoming debut EP ‘Better’. Whereas her debut ‘Fade To Grey’ (see video below) focussed on the intensity and anguish of dying love,” ‘Better’ examines the
There’ll be much written about his incredible legacy over the next few days. For now, as the shock gives way to grief let’s celebrate his music, his art. Only Bowie could release a video called
Chicago’s Wild Belle have always been a hard band to pin down in the musical sense. They’ve mixed pop, reggae, jazz, Calypso, indie and electro in the past, featured on Major Lazor’s ‘Be Together’ and their
“There’s simply nothing like it in the UK, The GIT Award does great things for new music in Merseyside” – BBC Radio 6 Music “The GIT Award is a great advert for Merseyside. It really
Masked Dance by Venera 4 Hello 2016, could things be any worse than they were in 2015? … yes probably. To be quite honest, it’s going to be a huge challenge to keep the blog
Here are our fave albums of 2015. …. These are the albums that have sustained us here at the VPME through an absolute bastard of a year. You probably won’t agree, that’s fine, it’s ok
It’s our FIFTH seasonal podcast, and it remains a relatively cheese free zone and hopefully proves that Christmas songs aren’t all relentlessly upbeat, but often ache with a bittersweet sense of melancholia, nostalgia and beauty
Following on from Part 1 of our artists to keep an ear (or even two) out for HERE for in 2016 – here’s our top six .. 6.The Vryll Society The Vryll Society were the last signing the
