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Our top tip for 2012, Two Wounded Birds unveil a new track from their forthcoming self titled début album which reveals a tender, emotionally vulnerable side they may not have previously displayed. Margate’s leather clad
By sad coincidence we’d decided to post this “track of the day” a few days back, prior to the news that Maurice Sendak , author of the dark graphic children’s book ” Where The Wild Things
This is a pretty “rad” remix as I believe the kids say. It sounds like Paloma has just met Donna Summer whilst being backed by New Order at Manumission. Yup, it’s a rather fab reworking
Friday Freebie Liverpool based trio Stealing Sheep are set to conquer the world (well some of it) with their blend of wonky, surreal, choral pastoral folk . Throw in a touch of psychedelia and their
Friday Freebies – ( Two To Download Today!) Crocodiles – “Endless Flowers” It’s exactly a month until the release of their third album ‘Endless Flowers’ on June 4th, and to celebrate San Diego’s Crocodiles have
Birmingham’s Swim Deep release their fabulous début single “King City” on 14th May via Chess Club Records. As well as being a singularly uplifting slice of dream pop it’s also, amongst other things, an ode
This may be the only time we thank David Cameron on this blog, for anything, because it was due to his pasty little pink airbrushed bollock of a face that we first met Susie Wilkins.
It’s often very difficult to put into words why a particular piece of music can be so affecting, why it can provoke a sudden rush of emotion. It could be the melody combined with a
The Friday Freebie. Everybody loves Bon Iver, no ? Well no, I’ve personally never gone totally crazy over him, maybe its his voice, maybe I’m bored with the male falsetto, but I do recognise the
There was a time , before Oasis dragged their hairy knuckles and lumbering pub rock out of the snug and transformed it into the staple diet of corporate arena rock , when some of the
When we first featured I Am In Love back in February 2011, we didn’t really know too much about them, there were no photos, no back story….. just one song, the hypnotic, driving “Call Me
Originally from Newcastle but now based in Brighton, Jennifer Left first came to our attention through her unique interpretation of New Order’s ‘Temptation,’ which was a thing of shimmering, melancholy beauty. We were delighted to