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Previously known as “Wall,” 25-year-old singer/ songwriter/ producer Lyla Foy has announced details of her debut album ‘Mirrors The Sky’ which will be available on March 17 in Europe and March 18 in North America.
They may still be too young to legally purchase an alcoholic refreshment on licensed premises, but age appears to be no barrier to Brighton newcomers grasshopper (small g) when it comes to producing music of
And we continue playing catch-up with some of the tunes that were released whilst we lay indolently on our vintage fainting couch scoffing mince pies and watching the sort of saccharine movies, which we fear
Somewhere between Scandipop and U.S garage fuzz you’ll find Majken Christensen, a Danish born singer songwriter based in L.A. She releases music under her forename Majken and has recently unveiled her rather wonderful début EP
Photo Credit Ali Tollervey One more ‘Track of the day’ before we shut up shop and retire to the wine cellar for Christmas, and of course, it is a festive tune. It comes from the
Ok a final track of the day for a while, for December beckons and with it comes the promise of endless lists, albums of the year, ones to watch, The Blog Sound of 2014, plus
Quintessentially British indie guitar pop performed by a band who hail from erm… Gothenburg! It may be something of a faux pas to call yourselves The Sun Days ( try goggling it see how far
The Fireworks are Emma Hall (Pocketbooks), Matthew Rimell (Big Pink Cake), Isabel Albiol (Things In Herds), and Shaun Charman (The Popguns, The Wedding Present) who between them create a hook-laden mix of fuzzy reverb soaked
‘Future Vanishes’ is the title track from Rose Elinor Dougall’s latest EP, and not a Tory Party policy aimed at the long term unemployed. It’s released today (18/11/2013) via You Records and mixes her trademark
Musical genres eh? What are they like? Incredibly irritating ? Or if employed with a bit of thought, helpful to categorise a certain style for the avid musical librarian? The industry loves them, the more
Photo: Andre Ligeiro The current music scene is often accused of blandness, of playing it safe. Much of this is based on an assumption that the bigger record labels are more ‘risk averse’ than ever.
We probably don’t feature a lot of what might be termed as ‘rock’, and we confess to having absolutely no clue as to what exactly math rock is ? Are Marmozets mathrock? Well they certainly