Every new adventure with Beauty in Chaos has proven an ear gripping, imagination stirring event as epitomised by the album, The Storm Before The Calm, released this past summer. Similarly the following and accompanying remix releases have provided striking explorations… Read More ›
Cocteau Twins
The Roogs – Self Titled
It is fair to say that like so many others, our ears have often been excited by the exploits of Courtney Davies and Steve Gerdes, especially as one half of post punk/ industrial band Fourwaycross. Now the pair have gripped… Read More ›
Ummagma – Compass
Though any Ummagma release is welcomed with eager intrigue and anticipation by us among a great many the recent Caravan single raised the ante for the band’s new album with its captivation soaked release. The fact, though we have had… Read More ›
Ummagma – Caravan
This June sees the release of the first album in seven years from Ummagma and to herald its arrival whilst offering a rather delicious teaser the indie pop duo has just released the two track single Caravan. As ever the… Read More ›
The Veldt – The Shocking Fuzz of Your Electric Fur: The Drake Equation Mixtape EP
The Veldt is one of those projects which really does offer something a little different and for a fair while now. It is no different in regard to new encounter, The Shocking Fuzz of Your Electric Fur: The Drake Equation… Read More ›
Malka – The Constant State
Listening to the debut EP from US band Malka is like looking into a reflection within solidly disturbed clear water, eyes exploring a myriad of openly different but connected realms and possibilities. The Constant State is the equivalent for ears,… Read More ›
Rosenthal – Heart EP
Managing to sound invitingly nostalgic and refreshingly new, the Heart EP is a captivating full introduction to Rosenthal, a Danish band already drawing a healthy buzz around themselves. Consisting of five tracks which can be described as being bred from… Read More ›
The Capsules – The Long Goodbye
Having been seduced by US electro pop band The Capsules through their previous album Northern Lights & Southern Skies, anticipation for its successor The Long Goodbye has been excitable and at times impatient especially when having the honour of a… Read More ›
A Sky Jet Black: Japanese Moon
If the electronic/post punk sounds of the eighties still whisper in your ear or are a recent discovery for you younger retro investigators, then the excellent debut album from US band A Sky Jet Black will easily light some burning… Read More ›