Ahead of their highly anticipated impending album Future Kicks South London quartet Beau and the Arrows release their new single ‘Levy’. Previous singles have already whipped up mass enthusiasm for the bands highly charged and elegant harmony soaked sounds especially… Read More ›
Single
Pope Joan – The Celebration
Those moments when listening to a release for the first time and a knowing smile emerges, growing wider and wider as chord after chord emerges from the speaker are rare but when they come are extremely rewardingly enjoyable. Those are… Read More ›
Great Imitation – The Tao of Polite Crunk (Making Rap Middle Class)/Bitter Sweet Heart Attacks (All About You)
Where do you start describing the style and music of Leicestershire band Great Imitation, a sound that has more elements than an industrial toaster. The quartet’s music blends rap poetry with singer/songwriter passion that lies within an Englishman’s soul, and… Read More ›
The Cellophane Flowers – Freeze Me
When the ‘If I Was A Girl’ EP came out last year the critical acclaim for the release and for The Cellophane Flowers themselves was wide and deep, and rightly so as their intriguing, engaging, and at times wrong footing… Read More ›
Letters – Flash! Lights
Previous double A-Side single The Grand National/Pipe Dreams startled and stirred up a lot of attention when released earlier in the year marking Edinburgh’s Letters as a band to closely watch. Now add their brand new single Flash! Lights into… Read More ›
Kobi – Masquerade
From Northern Ireland and loaded up with attitude and talent to match steps forth Kobi, a four piece rock band that offers a sound that is likely to stir movement in the most belligerent of hearts. With their intense and… Read More ›
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