Originally known as The Vernons when first forming in Liverpool in the early eighties, British rockers VERNONS FUTURE recently released new album Aquaplaning. It is effectively the successor to their well-received debut, Smithdown Road which was released in 1990 under… Read More ›
A keenly and widely awaited prospect, Above The Water is the new album from art popsters ELK CITY. It is a release which lead singles suggested would be an adventurous proposal, its answer was swiftly revealed in a collection of… Read More ›
Every year essential moments fire up personal tastes, there are encounters which you only feel the need to share as must listens for the world around you, they in turn hopefully inspiring the same in others. For us the Lonedon… Read More ›
THE BOBBY LEES is a band which certainly has come to the attention and passions of a great many including people such as Henry Rollins and Debbie Harry as well as Mike Patton and the good people at Ipecac Recordings… Read More ›
Taking the senses on a glide through ethereal realms and ruminations, Melt is the fourth album from US duo WHIMSICAL. As proven by their previous offerings, the band’s shoegaze, indie rock and dream pop infused sound has been a rich… Read More ›
As the debut album from Irish electronic duo Telefís is being unveiled, we thought we would remind you of why it should be keenly contemplated for exploration by dropping in on the recently released Falun Gong Dancer EP. If you… Read More ›
Released in the final breath of 2021 but another proposition which breeds captivation like few others, Rewind is the new album from Swedish-Australian indie pop outfit Tiny Fighter. It is a collection of tracks which caress the senses as they… Read More ›
With members hailing from Portugal, Canada and Sweden, Lusitanian Ghosts is a band which has become a fascinating proposition this year through a trio of singles and an indie/alternative rock/pop sound which have seen the Alternative Folk-Rock outfit embracing the… Read More ›
Though its members have continued to be creatively busy with their various projects even as Covid took hold, it feels like a lifetime since we stomped around with new incitement from The Tuesday Club for company. But as strains of… Read More ›
With a pair of EPs in Far From Home and Dreams Come still courting the imagination after their release earlier this year, the pairing of David Long and Shane O’Neill offer a bigger and richer proposal in the shape of… Read More ›
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