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It’s been quite a while since we’ve heard from Poppy And The Jezebels, in fact it was way back in 2008 when we first interviewed them ( HERE). Their infectious indie pop recalled the Shop
Hypnotic post industrial beats, a relentless guitar riff combined with nods to The Velvets & Nico, Einsturzende Neubauten and the Mary Chain is pretty much guaranteed to get our toes a- tapping here at VP
Today’s tune , “Magpie Heart” is from She Makes War’s second album “Little Battles” ( the song is also graphically represented on the albums rather marvellous artwork) It’s a track that begins as a gently
Pic By Nathan Blaker This is the Muncie Girls and this video dropped into our email box yesterday. The result? We started frenziedly pogoing around the room like Zebedee on a sugar rush in no
Alba is a London based singer-songwriter from Finland, we’ve certainly featured plenty of Scandinavian artists on The VPME in the past but I’m not sure if we’ve shone the spotlight on any from Finland? However
Last week our “Track Of The Day” feature shone the spotlight on a fair bit of electro pop, these weeks theme seems to be being drawn to a species of omnivorous mammals belonging to the
We are currently running the vast VPME Empire from our sick bed, sympathy is of course obligatory, you can therefore anticipate less words this week ( which may come as a relief to many ;
Last week Laura Welsh was featured as our track of the day with “Ghosts” , today she’s back with another beautiful song “45” which provides irrefutable evidence that Laura is indeed a huge talent. You
Here’s a free download from Sarabeth Tucek, which is an out-take from her second album “Get Well Soon” ( and also the VPME’s album of the 2011). As you’d expect it’s sparse, haunting beautiful and
Shy Around Strangers are a new (ish) band from NYC who combine thundering bass, chiming guitars, swirling keyboards and the smoky whiskey cracked vocals of Emily Powers to great effect. Vocally Powers is somewhere between
Yesterday we had some Norwegian Electro Pop from Musique Le Pop and today we have some Scouse electro pop in the form of Citi Petts with a remarkably accomplished double A side début. “Love In
This is a bit of a gem, a spellbinding, shimmering, swirling electro-pop nugget from new Scandinavian trio Musique Le Pop. “Time Changes” sashays onto the dance-floor, spins you around by your lapels, plants a lipstick