Just who is Tom The Lion? Well he is a British singer songwriter who has cast one seriously mesmeric embrace with his new album Sleep. Other than that, the Leamington Spa bred, London based artist is pretty much a mystery… Read More ›
indie folk
Megan Wyler – Through The Noise
Following on from her first two successful and acclaimed singles, London based indie folk artist Megan Wyler unveils the massive enchantment of Through The Noise, her debut album. Consisting of ten elegant and evocative caresses, the release is a musically… Read More ›
Sound Of The Suburb: Self-Titled
Formed in late 2005, North London band Sound of the Suburb has earned a good reputation around their local area of East Finchley for their enjoyable live shows of cover songs. A ‘pub band’ of the finer persuasion, their energetic… Read More ›
Ordinaryson: Sorted Out
Sorted Out the title track from the 2012 album of Scottish band Ordinaryson is their new absorbing single, a release well equipped to continue and enhance their respected presence within UK indie music. The brainchild of singer and… Read More ›
Charlie Winston: Running Still
The opportunity to review the new single from British singer-songwriter Charlie Winston came up recently, a track which is easily one of the freshest dazzles of elevated pop to come along recently, but such its impressive heart and… Read More ›
Common Tongues: Solitary Thinker
Bewitched and enchanted by their 2011 debut single Jumping Ships, UK indie folksters Common Tongues has kept a candle in the passions vibrantly burning as they unveiled more delicious pop folk majesty through songs which continually smoulder and… Read More ›
Storm & The Dales: Delusions Of Grandeur EP
Bringing a lively slice of melodic indie folk with a breath borne from the sixties, Delusions Of Grandeur, the new EP from UK band Storm & The Dales, makes for a release which fires up the imagination whilst unlocking a… Read More ›
Mammal Hum: What’s Behind Us Is Not Important
For all the excellent and impressive releases which have captured the imagination this year those that are truly unique make up a small percentage. With its release on September 17th What’s Behind Us Is Not Important from UK psychedelic pop… Read More ›
Copperfox: From The Den EP
Soaked in beauty and emotion, the From The Den EP from US band Copperfox, is a release which opens doors to imagination and passion with impactful charm. The duo of Rory Mohon and Lisa Garcia, who make up the band,… Read More ›
Meursault: Something For The Weakened
Unacquainted with the sounds of Scottish band Meursault but led by descriptions that their music was to simplify things electronic synth based lo-fi imaginations, new album Something For The Weakened emerged as an intriguing and very different surprise to what… Read More ›
