It’s been six whole years since Art Brut released their stellar debut Bang Bang Rock & Roll. In that time...
Opening with a high-production Katy Perry-esque storming glamorous and sparkling epic synth, ‘Can’t Find Entrance’ rockets through a worked-up...
‘Why would you listen to such sad music surely it makes you feel even sadder?’ posed a friend to me...
There are only so many times that I can mention Jeniferever, a four piece...
This London based seven piece specialise in folk-pop with hints of rockier leanings, akin to Laura Marling taking the helm...
With the official breakup of Oasis in 2009 it was inevitable that the now parted Gallagher brothers were going to...
Earnestly absorbing the Berlin period Bowie/Eno sound and customary quirks, Moby just about lands in the leftfield encampment...
Manchester’s feel-good angular twanging riffers, Mazes, sound like a lost alternative college radio choice from late 80s...
London Word Festival – The Goodbye Library – 27 April 2011 – by Emmy The Great & Jack Underwood Featuring...
Former yourcodenameis:milo frontman Paul Mullen and Bloc Party bassman Gordon Moakes collaborated previously on YCNI:M‘s ‘Print Is Dead’ record, and...
Yet to be a convert or to join the adulatory cult that surrounds the Wooden Shjips, I’ve...
Tucked away behind an abandoned hospital, just out of reach from the heaving old town of Dubrovnik lies Klub Orlando. ...
Even in its abbreviated form of ‘AHATHHAFTCTTCOTE’ (As high as the highest heavens and from the center...
Theatrical art-pop with a Kate Bush-vibe from French singer-songwriter Emily B. Green, opening track Sweet Addiction is arch and quite...
Crunching drums hammering out of the speakers with a Vangelis-goes-pop synth-line propel us into opening track Tone, a high energy...
