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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
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
Toronto quartet Dilly Dally’s breathtaking debut long player Sore will no doubt feature amongst our favourite albums of 2015. Squalling guitars detonate around singer and guitarist Katie Monks bruised defiant nettle sting rasp on an album
A few years back we drove up to Manc -land and were fortunate enough to catch one of Embers very first gigs. It was apparent then that this quartet had something of the dark glitter
Photo Credit – Tomás Wolfson La Leif’s self-produced debut EP ‘ The Nest’ takes the DIY ethic to new heights and contains a hauntingly beautiful collection of songs. It’s experimental electronic music which mixes loops
Catherine Anne Davies aka The Anchoress returns with another beautiful sophisticated slice of dark pop in the shape of her new single ‘You And Only You’. The song which features Catherine’s velvety, narcotic vocals alongside
A bit unusual to have a track of the day and a video of the day? Well perhaps, but we like to live dangerously – ‘Bloom’ and ‘Up’ are both perfect examples of the soaring
Today’s track of the day arrives via Seattle in the shape of Night Beats. It’s a tune taken from the group’s forthcoming album ‘Who Sold My Generation’ which will be their first release on Heavenly
Croydon’s Bellevue Days have apparently been together for a couple of years, although their debut EP finally arrived earlier this year. ‘Let’s Be Friends’ is the lead track from that Ep and contains the refrain
Kite Base is the musical union of two talented bassists comprising of Kendra Frost (ex Blindness) and Ayşe Hassan (Savages.) The duo’s second release the ominous ‘Miracle Waves’ sounds much more substantial than their first outing
Quite possibly FEMME’s best tune to date ‘Gold.’ It’s is a killer, woozy pop tune, not unlike an off-kilter Kylie falling down the rabbit hole, and which findsFEMME looking beyond a glossy veneer and finding
Coves return with a new single, ‘Stormy’ which will be released on December 18th via 1965 Records. It was one of the standout new tunes the band premiered when we caught them live back in