With two lead singles suggesting and promising much, UK indie rock artist BLACK MARKET KARMA has unveiled new album Aped Flair and Hijacked Ideas. Expectations were of an encounter which would leave us with a warm glow inside and a… Read More ›
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Great Lakes – Contenders
With their seventh album, Contenders, US outfit Great Lakes create a marriage between infectious sound and evocative word which simply captivates. Maybe no surprise for fans of the Ben Crum created and led project but the new offering has certain… Read More ›
The Kundalini Genie – Half In, Half Out
With a sound fluid in its embracing of psychedelic rock, sixties garage rock, and eighties/nineties fuzz/alt rock, Scottish outfit The Kundalini Genie has just unveiled their new album, Half In, Half Out, and again proved theirs is a wholly fresh… Read More ›
Zeahorse – Let’s Not (And Say We Did)
How to describe Let’s Not (And Say We Did), the new album from Australian noise rockers Zeahorse? It is hellish yet rapturous, corrosive but seductive and as thick a trespass upon the senses as it is a bewitchment. There are… Read More ›
The Dark Red Seed – Becomes Awake
Providing a kaleidoscope of intrigue, suggestion, and captivation, the debut album from The Dark Red Seed is a journey and experience which almost stains the imagination in its creative breath. It provokes thoughts and incites emotions as it lures ears… Read More ›
Embraces from the heart: talking with Charly&Faust
Tagged as indie folk rock, the Charly&Faust sound is a much richer tapestry of flavours than that hints at and a captivating seduction for ears and thought as proven by a recently released EP. We had a chance to look… Read More ›
Kabbalah – Spectral Ascent
For everyone there are certain encounters which forge an instinctive union with personal tastes; records which more than most tap into the creative imagination. We have come across a great many over recent years, having the privilege to listen to… Read More ›
Blood Ceremony – Lord Of Misrule
Dancing on the imagination like a village maiden in the throes of a pagan celebration, the new album from Canadian quartet Blood Ceremony is a bewitching and evocative adventure to get wrapped up in. It is called Lord Of Misrule;… Read More ›
The Minerals – Ball Of String
As crystalline as the band’s name might suggest, The Minerals’ sound is a kaleidoscope of warm and organic textures woven into a hazy seduction of melodic drama. It may only be two songs, but their new single Ball Of String… Read More ›
The Scrap Dealers – After A Thousand Blows
After A Thousand Blows is the absorbing debut album from Belgian band The Scrap Dealers, a quintet unafraid to merge distinctive sounds into one immersive experience. As shown by their latest release, it is an imaginative collation of flavours which… Read More ›
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