“Dark times make for dark songs.” It is a thought and truth bearing statement which welcomed the release of the new album from FRENCHY AND THE PUNK and as proven by Zen Ghost, they can also seed the richest tenebrific… Read More ›
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Jessie Kilguss – What Do Whales Dream About at Night?
You can say that the role of lead singles, aside from hopefully sharing rich enjoyment, is to offer lures which spark curiosity and intrigue for a larger proposal. It is fair to say that the trio of singles leading the… Read More ›
Elliot Cole, Fiona Gillespie and Makaris – Tam Lin
The alignment of the past and the now often provides the most fascinating exploration and that is certainly the case of the creative adventure that is Tam Lin. It is a 17th century ballad from the Scottish Borders which has… Read More ›
Starry Skies – Small Wonders
It is fair to say that the recent release of the single Smile Through the Dark sparked a keen curiosity within for the new STARRY SKIES album for which it was a lead taster. Even at that point, the loud… Read More ›
The Special Pillow – Mind Wipe EP
Since emerging in 1995, New Jersey band THE SPECIAL PILLOW has regularly indeed persistently played with the imagination and fascinated ears with their adventurous psych, pop and folk woven sound and records. The Mind Wipe EP is their new offering… Read More ›
Parabola West – Stars Will Light the Way
Recently we became intrigued and more over the new album from PARABOLA WEST courtesy of its latest single, Hannah. It was a bewitchment of atmosphere and sound confirming the suggestion of earlier tracks from the full-length that Stars Will Light… Read More ›
David D’Alessio – This Far Apart
In a time when every day is accompanied by viral dilemma we suggest another infection to consider in the shape of the latest EP from US singer-songwriter David D’Alessio. This Far Apart though is one to embrace, a collection of… Read More ›
Star Botherers – Tales Of Layton Rakes
Sometimes it dawns on us just how simple it is to miss out on special musical moments as it is with matching ease to be given them. The missing of an email can unknowingly take away a realm of sheer… Read More ›
Chris Connelly and Monica Queen – The Birthday Poems
Even before a note was heard it is fair to say we were fascinated with the idea and story behind The Birthday Poems, the recent new album from Chris Connelly and Monica Queen. It is a collection of tracks creating… Read More ›
Headsticks – C.O.W
Within the hordes of emails and notices we receive each day there are those which instinctively stand out and draw our attention like moths to the flame. Among them is any from or about UK punksters Headsticks. Due to the… Read More ›
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