If sadness and joy can go hand in hand there is no finer an example than with a Dó, the second album from TELEFÍS, the creative collaboration of acclaimed producer Garret “Jacknife” Lee (U2, REM, The Killers) and legendary indie… Read More ›
Fatima Mansions
Telefís – Archbishop Beardmouth At The ChemOlympics EP
Sure to sweep up further keen interest the way of their inimitably impressive debut album, a hAon, TELEFÍS follow-up the release of their final single with an EP version. As with previous tracks, the Irish band support a lure with… Read More ›
Telefís – a hAon
With a striking trio of singles/EPs having paved its way to release, there was real intrigue and anticipation for the debut album from Irish electronic project TELEFÍS. Those releases suggested it would be one wholly individual attention holding adventure yet… Read More ›
Concord of the Shameless
With the crispy crack of frost underfoot and a bundle of sounds in her grasp proving equally potent at grabbing attention, our friend Shauna of shoegaze/dream pop weavers Ummagma and Shameless Promotion PR has again come a calling to spark… Read More ›
Dewaere – Slot Logic
With a sound something akin to a mutated fusion of Big Black, Fatima Mansions, and Melvins but openly distinct in its own roar and skin, Dewaere is a French band unleashing a rousing noise punk incitement very hard for us… Read More ›
Bool – Fly With Me
Frustratingly it is far too easy for things to fly under the radar in a time where nothing is secret thanks to the extensive landscape of the internet, but one proposition we insist you do take notice of is Fly… Read More ›
Rum Thief – Time to Make a Move
It has taken a couple of years for Rum Thief to follow up the acclaimed Reach For The Weather Man EP but the wait has been worthwhile as he releases his finest moment yet with Time to Make a Move…. Read More ›
Idles – Brutalism
An infestation of the senses, a raw roar on all our responsibilities, and a contagious noise fuelled trespass on everything in between, Brutalism is one of the essential incitements of not only 2017 but we would suggest the decade as… Read More ›
Kobadelta – The Metaphysical
It is fair to say that their quartet of previous EPs have established Kobadelta as one of the most intriguing and captivating prospects to emerge on the British music scene in recent years and also that listening to the evolution… Read More ›
Headsticks – Feather and Flame
Whichever angle you come at Feather and Flame, the new album from UK quartet Headsticks, it is a seriously rousing incitement. Offering eleven diverse and eventful slices bred in the band’s fusion of folk and punk rock, the release gets… Read More ›
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