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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
This is great from Where We Sleep, a real throbbing undulating seductive driving mix of dark electronica illuminated by a scintillating atmospheric guitar shimmer. Think Shirley Manson meets NIN if you like the comparison thing.
Actually today’s ‘Track Of The Day’ isn’t actually new in the sense that we purchased this single from Aussie trio Phantastic Ferniture waaaay back in 2015. At the time we didn’t realise it, but it was
Agent Blå Hindsight Gothenburg band Agent Blå (Agent Blue) formed when they were teenagers and apparently were promptly signed after their first ever gig . They return with a stunning new EP ‘Medium Rare’ via
Queen Zee returns with a brand new buffed up, version of ‘Sass or Die ‘ which has become something of an anthem for the band during their rollercoaster ride from D.I.Y. bedroom project to bonafide
Jealous of the Birds Plastic Skeletons On paper a track like ‘Plastic Skeletons’ really shouldn’t work, the fact that it seems to weave its way through a number of different musical genres could reasonably
Yassassin Citizen One of the primary purposes of art, poetry and music has been to reflect upon, and to try to make sense of, the times we live in. Perhaps music has fallen a little
