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In the increasingly frantic arena of modern life with everybody and everything competing for your attention its possible to lose your way, to lose focus or in my case forget just what a great fucking
Calva Louise I Heard A Cry – We walked in on Calva Louise‘s riotous live performance at this year’s Sound City and were hugely impressed, they conjured up a compelling mix of fast-paced garage rock infused
East London’s False Heads return with another explosive slice of “in your face” incendiary grunge punk in the shape of ‘Yellow.’ It’s taken from the bands forthcoming Ep Less Is Better and once again demonstrates
Liverpool four-piece Shards comprise of Alex McKenzie (vocals and guitar), Paddy Gullidge (guitar) Dan Jones (bass) and Cain Garcia (drums). Their recently released single ‘Reflections’ is as perfect a slice of glistening dream pop as
This week’s” Songs To Learn and Sing” (an increasingly sporadic feature on the blog it must be said) focuses on the local scene. And it’s a pretty diverse selection feature ing grunge, rock, country and
Life At The Arcade Little Lies Liverpool 4 piece Life At The Arcade have been building up a head of steam locally over the last few years. Their latest single ‘Little Lies’ a dexterous fusion
International Teachers Of Pop Age Of The Train International Teachers Of Pop were one of a few brand new delights at this year’s Bluedot festival. It was something of a relief to catch such uplifting
Chløë Black Spaceman So after a weekend of all things cosmic at The Bluedot festival, it’s quite understandable that I’m not quite ready to touch down on planet earth just yet. And singer-songwriter Chløë
Dilly Dally I Feel Free It’s been a tempestuous time for Dilly Dally since the release of their explosive, critically acclaimed debut album ‘Sore.’ It appears that the pressure cooker environment of life on the road, the cycle
Jealous of the Birds Russian Doll Today Northern Ireland’s Jealous of the Birds aka Naomi Hamilton releases the wonderful second single from her forthcoming EP, The Moths of What I Want Will Eat Me in
Track Of The Day Estrons Lilac I first discovered the brilliant Estrons via the BBC Introducing uploader a few years back and whilst they have evolved sonically during their time together they still don’t piss about.
This year’s Liverpool Sound City showcase produced some truly memorable live performances from emerging bands which rank amongst some of the most exciting sets we’d seen in years. And the good news for us locally
