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As dull pervasive dinner party electronica and flaccid corporate coffee shop pop continues to be popular with many bloggers, DJ’s and ‘tastemakers’ we’ve increasingly sought refuge in something that sounds a little more visceral. Thankfully
Following their impressive debut single ‘The Death Of Television’ Asylums turn their frenetic, unhinged post punk noise pop onto the plastic dead-eyed pop stars found within the pages of glossy music magazines. ‘I’ve Seen Your
We’ve been a tad reluctant to post cover versions of late, possibly due to the deluge of insipid Lana Del Rey covers that have invaded our inbox over the past few years. Therefore, we decided
We’ve never had much truck with those who espouse the view that music and politics should be somehow kept separate, sealed away lest they infect each other. This is of course utter bollocks, and is
Photo credit : Karen Goldman xposurearts.com A band who are fans of Iggy Pop, garage rock the Jesus & Mary Chain, reverb and ‘True Detective’? Well that certainly sound like our cup of tea! Meet
After the thrilling ‘revenge pop’ of her debut single ‘What Goes Around’ singer songwriter and multi instrumentalist Catherine Anne Davies emerges once more as “The Anchoress” with the first track from her forthcoming ‘One For
Photo Credit – Lisa Devine – http://www.lisadevinephotography.co.uk/ ‘Wolves’ is the first new tune to emerge from (Helen) Marine’s second solo album, which is due for release at some point in 2015. Her critically acclaimed debut
Is it the melody, the reverb, the boy/girl vocals, the fuzzy guitar rush? Is it perhaps the growling bass line, the driving percussion or the fact that lead singer and guitarist Leon Butler is joined
“Yes, ‘Bed.’ is the least googleable band. Officially, I think” says Alex Haager when we made contact after falling under the spell of their latest singe ‘Wayward’. With gritty chiming guitars reminiscent of The Breeders,
Not one, not two, but THREE “tracks of the day” from Beach Day‘s wonderful second album ‘Native Echoes’ which sees Kimmy Drake (guitars/vocals,) and Skyler Black (drums) expand on the 60’s garage soul sound of their 2012 debut
Imagine if there’d been some sort of rip in the fabric of time and The Shirelles had been influenced by garage rock and shoegaze, in the event of such an unlikely scenario they may well
A bit of sophisticated sexy chilled trip-hop tinged pop today from a brand new duo who call themselves Wonder Wonder. There’s a definite No Ceremony/// vibe on their debut track ‘Body Gold’ which glides along