Having drawn a fair amount of attention and praise with the single, Heart On A Chain, last year, UK’s VINCENT CHRIST is looking at a far larger landscape of recognition with his debut EP, Galore. Offering five instinctively contagious yet… Read More ›
As we at The RR continue to find the greatest pleasures within the realms of the independent and unsigned it is fair to say that a visit to check out the latest from PERFECT POP CO-OP has regularly been an… Read More ›
As Summer moves into Autumn, it is also for many the coming of the season where thoughts start stirring to contemplations of best of year consideration with still plenty of time to add new pleasures and adventures to the list… Read More ›
With multiple cyber bags full of mail carrying sonic goodness landing daily covering individual singles is not something we can often find the time for but there are some which we feel we need to urge you go explore, encounters… Read More ›
Recent single, Girlfriend, more than intimated that the new album from Australian outfit The Silverbeets would be a singularly intriguing and maybe unique proposition. The swift release of Halcyon Days after has confirmed its suggestion was right on the money,… Read More ›
With the world being ravaged from every corner by the darkest trespasses in various forms, mighty real life cartoon superheroes, The Aquabats, have returned to save our spirits and insanity with their new and 6th album Kooky Spooky In Stereo…. Read More ›
Even when you hear a great buzz about a band you can never be sure it will hit one’s own personal appetite and set preferences towards particular sounds and their imagination. One which has surely ignited ours right now is… Read More ›
As for most music lovers, our list of all-time favourite singles is quite extensive but one riding high is Things Have Learnt to Walk That Ought to Crawl by UK new wave/post punk outfit The Room. A couple of years… Read More ›
She Made Me Do It is a band which weaves compelling adventures not only in sound and the web of flavours making up its character but also from the rich shadows within the depths of both and the duo’s imagination…. Read More ›
The sound of Watch Clark is suggested as being akin to the Seattle indie goth/industrial scene of the early 2000’s but definitely there is also an eighties synth pop inspiration which richly flavours its imagination. It is a fusion which… Read More ›
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