The release of its first single and title track a short while back ensured that the debut EP from Italian dark pop artist JATA would be a keen port of call at some point for a great many. The song… Read More ›
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Rocket Report – Overmorrow
As much as we, like so many, devour new sounds and moments of uniqueness there is always room for potent nostalgia especially when under the creativity of bands such as Rocket Report. The British electro indie pop outfit has just… Read More ›
She Made Me Do It – Otherworldly EP
In recent times, among many things we look forward to each year a new creative outing with She Made Me Do It is a highly anticipated moment. 2019 was lit up by the Drenched EP and last year provided another… Read More ›
Julian Shah-Tayler – Earthquakes
Close on the heels of previous single, All Good Soldiers, Julian Shah-Tayler unveils his brand new track, Earthquakes on February 26th. It is a song which, whilst fertile with its creator’s familiar creative traits, has a certain intensity and drama… Read More ›
I Am a Rocketship – oRAnGE
Born and inspired by the pandemic still raging through our lives, oRAnGE is the new EP from Atlanta based duo, I Am A Rocketship. It comes only a handful of months after the band unveiled their latest acclaimed album, Ghost… Read More ›
Freak Injection – Daddy Is The Devil
It is fair to say that the aberrant carnival of French electro rockers Freak Injection has been ready to burst from the shadows since the release of their debut EP back in 2017, but surely there will be no containing… Read More ›
Andreas and the Wolf – Fountain Of Truth
As DJ’s for the past two years or so, through their radio show Andreas and the Wolf has fed ears a rich diet of the very best DIY escapades within and outside of the Perfect Pop Co-Op family. Before and… Read More ›
The Lighthouse – Whatever Comes Our Way
Hailing from the indie pop landscape of Belgium, The Lighthouse describes their music as offering “Songs that feel like Fridays.” We cannot say we exactly understand what they mean by that description but if they suggest it comes with a… Read More ›
Cabinet of Millionaires vs Zion Train – Stop The Coup
As the UK once again went to vote for the next misstep in the country’s political direction, Huddersfield hailing electronic act Cabinet of Millionaires unleashed another of their ear and thought grabbing incitements in the shape of the Stop The… Read More ›
Model Depose – Damage Control
Bred from the seeds of eighties post punk and synth pop, the Model Depose sound has only nurtured and forged its own identity since the Netherland band’s first release back in 2013 and within new album, Damage Control, has cast… Read More ›
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