Track Of The Day – FOE – ‘Xmas Break Up’ (Free Download)
More tunes of the seasonal variety arrive, this time in the shape of Foe, one of the brightest new musical talents in the UK by a country mile. We’ve not really blogged enough about Foe
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More tunes of the seasonal variety arrive, this time in the shape of Foe, one of the brightest new musical talents in the UK by a country mile. We’ve not really blogged enough about Foe
It really has been an extraordinary year for emerging artists from Manchester, the sheer diversity, and depth of talent have marked it out (again!) as one of the most exciting musical cities in the UK.
Being the festive imps we are it’s time for another brand new Christmas tune. We started the week with some sugar and the spite via Nature Set’s ‘Edward‘ , we followed that up with the
Today we have another Christmas song, this time it’s the Primitives with ‘You Trashed My Christmas’, a genuine 24 carrot indie pop nugget that takes the bitter sweet Christmas break-up song and injects it with
According to our handy smart phone app there are just 15 sleeps to Christmas – whoop! Etc, etc. So it’s not really too early to start with the festive songs already, is it? However today’s
We wouldn’t just break off from doing our tips for 2013 for just anybody you know. At the end of 2010 we listed who we hoped would be big in 2011, and top of the
‘Strange’ is the compelling new tune from industrial shock rocker, Leigh de Vries. With an image that has Alison Goldfrapp looking as dowdy as Peggy Mount at a jumble sale and a strangely hypnotic monotone
Today we have a track from Perth singer/songwriter Wons Phreely who appears to have found salvation through music after being given his first guitar whilst in juvenile detention. Maybe that explains to a degree, why
I wasn’t planning to post two ‘Tracks of the Day today, after all a boy’s gotta eat! However when this arrived in my mail box, I had no choice, The Joy Formidable roar back in
Occasionally a singer comes along in possession of a voice of such extraordinary beauty allied to songs of unflinching emotional honesty that its effect on the listener can be quite profound. Moreover, like all great
Remember Avec Sans, the mysterious duo whose name sounds rather like an avant-garde font and whose music sounds like an ascension to heaven? Remember their incredible electronic reworking of Bon Ivers ‘Perth’ that managed to
North East band The Prison Library’s latest offering “Lovesick” is something a little more than merely a great song full of sweet melodic hooks, driving rhythm and intelligent dark, heartfelt lyrics. It’s also the sound