It is probably fair to say that we did not make an immediate connection with the new album from UK based rockers Desert Clouds yet there was a certain lure which took us back to its atmospheric embrace with intrigue… Read More ›
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Embraces from the heart: talking with Charly&Faust
Tagged as indie folk rock, the Charly&Faust sound is a much richer tapestry of flavours than that hints at and a captivating seduction for ears and thought as proven by a recently released EP. We had a chance to look… Read More ›
Mala Ruckus – People Mountain People Sea
Formed in Dalian, China, consisting of 5 musicians from 4 different countries and now residing in Prague, in the Czech Republic, Mala Ruckus and their seriously captivating sound is one of the music world’s best kept secrets. Maybe and hopefully… Read More ›
Slipping through the Plastic Barricades
Just recently we had the fun of exploring Mechanics of Life, the new album from London alt indie trio Plastic Barricades, finding it a ‘collection of melody spun songs which entice with craft and warmth’. Offered the chance to get… Read More ›
Plastic Barricades – Mechanics of Life
Plastic Barricades is an alternative indie rock band from the UK which has just released their new album Mechanics of Life. It is a collection of melody spun songs which entice with craft and warmth whilst strolling through a landscape… Read More ›
Unbridled arousals and stomps: exploring The Conniption Fits.
Formed in 2004, The Conniption Fits create their own ear catching mix of alternative, progressive, and indie pop; rock ‘n’ roll which rouses the senses and imagination and has so across a host of releases. Drawing comparisons to the likes… Read More ›
Whitecliff – 5 Minutes / ’Till The End
It is fair to say that British rock band Whitecliff is gaining a reputation as rich and inescapable as their drama soaked sound has proven to be, and it is safe to say that it will only increase with the… Read More ›
States of Emotion – Black & White To Gold
The journey of UK rock band States of Emotion and indeed debut album Black & White To Gold has been fraught with obstacles and disappointments, but it is fair to say that it has been well worth the fight and… Read More ›
Whitecliff – Young Lovers EP
There has been a flowing amount of praise and expectations of big things ahead for Whitecliff since the release of their first single Everybody Knows a year ago, and the Liverpool based band can expect plenty more thanks to their… Read More ›
The Fuse – Alamein
It is fair to say that the journey to the release of Alamein, and that of its creators The Fuse themselves, has been a platform of trials and issues to which many other bands would have probably thrown the towel… Read More ›
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