Thanks to its trio of lead singles, there was true hungriness in our want to check out Garbage Town, the new album from British solo artist SICKY. Each of the invitations provided instinctive enjoyment and a promise of adventure to… Read More ›
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Charlie Nieland – Divisions
Divisions, the latest album from NYC-based producer indie music veteran Charlie Nieland, was released this past March but it is an encounter we know you will not and should not miss. It is a collection of some of the most… Read More ›
Elizabeth The Second – Two Margaritas at the Fifty Five
A handful or so weeks back Italy based outfit, Elizabeth The Second, unveiled their debut single ahead of their first EP. It was a rousing introduction to the trio and a flirty teaser for Two Margaritas at the Fifty Five,… Read More ›
Buster Shuffle – I’ll Take What I Want
As you shiver over the winter months, body and energy needs something to keep the cold at bay and spirit stomping and Buster Shuffle have just the right tonic in the shape of their new album, I’ll Take What I… Read More ›
Jingo – Make Some Money, Buy Some Love
March 11th sees the eagerly anticipated second album from British rock band Jingo and it is very easy to say that it does not let expectations, bred from the band’s previous impressive releases, down. The ten tracks making up Make… Read More ›
WE-ARE-Z – Easy
Yet again showing themselves the puppeteer of hips and funk in induced revelry, UK based indie poppers WE-ARE-Z release new single Easy this month, a song that pulls you to your feet to share moves probably best kept under wraps…. Read More ›
Sugarmen – Plastic Ocean
2015 will be marked by many things for different people in regard to music, and most likely amongst them will be not only the introduction to UK indie rockers Sugarmen through debut single Dirt in April but equally its successor,… Read More ›
Jingo – A.D.D.
With each unveiling of songs since forming and a simply majestic adventure of a debut album last year, we wondered whether the days of saying Jingo just get better and better was coming to an end as surely they… Read More ›
We-Are-Z – Walkaway
The song might be about “taking a journey into the recesses of consciousness, exploring perceptions and angles that don’t add up”, but musically Walkaway is just one inescapable funk ‘n’ roll devilment of indie pop come new wave virulence. The… Read More ›
Jingo – The Art Of Loving
One of the artists which has truly excited and impressed without reservation over the past couple of years has been UK band Jingo. The London based quartet has inspired critical acclaim and a hungry fan base through a series of… Read More ›
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