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Whilst Manchester and Liverpool have always been rivals the cliche “there has always been more that unites us than divides” has never rang truer. Indeed Liverpool Sound City was actually started by accident after founder
Soccer Mommy is the project of nineteen-year-old Nashville native and NYU student Sophie Allison who had previously came to prominence by releasing her music, which she described as “chill but kinda sad bedroom-pop jams” for
One of our tips for 2017 Team Picture return with another swirling slice of menace in the shape of their new track ‘ Air, Not Air.’ We’ve already previously described this Leeds-based collective as being
Zipper Club are the new musical project of Mason James (ex- Cerebral Ballzy) and Washington via NYC via L.A. based artist Lissie Trullie ( who we tipped back in 2010). Their latest single ‘Breath’, released
Howling Bells have been and remain one of our favourite bands to emerge during all our years of blogging. They really should be a band of stadia-straddling hugeness. So with that in mind, it’s no
At the end of 2015 we tipped Skylar Fri as one to watch describing her music as “Sophisticated electronic chillwave tinged pop, commercial enough to get the ears of the pop crowd, and equally hip
Black Honey – Somebody Better. Izzy, Chris, Tom and Tommy aka Black Honey roar back into earshot with a brand new track … and it could be their best yet. Admittedly that’s a pretty bold statement
It’s one thing to be tipped as one of the most exciting new bands in the country, it’s quite another to consistently come up with the goods. Dream Wife have done things the old fashioned
So, we all trust Heavenly Recordings right ? They were quick to recognise Swedish singer-songwriter Lea Emmery’s innate ability to pen soaring evocative guitar driven pop as she produced demos under the name ‘Kid Wave.‘
Her’s are a strange brew, the Liverpool based duo consisting of Norway’s Audun Laading and Barrow-born Stephen Fitzpatrick write songs which in many ways redefine oddball, it really shouldn’t work … and yet it does.
So Ride return with ‘Charm Assault’, their first new music in twenty years, and it’s pretty much everything a Ride fan would expect from Ride. Jangling coruscating guitars, menacing bass lines, Laurence Colbert fantastic drumming
Yes, we too are fed up with bloggers hyperventilating about new artists and proclaiming undying love for ‘the next big thing’, only to then behave like an insincere lover after a quick one night stand
