Bringing a fire and fiercely textured depth rarely heard before in shoegaze, Chicago quintet Lightfoils release debut album Hierarchy to mesmerise, subdue, and inflame the senses. Like a voracious mix of The Capsules and The Mouth of Ghosts but openly… Read More ›
Not Kings, the debut album from UK electro-tinged pop collective Candy Says, is a bit of a puzzler but a mesmeric mystery you cannot help being entranced by. Minimalistic and lo-fi whilst wrapped in flourishes of melodic charm and seductive… Read More ›
After the stunning and impressive entrance of UK band The Mouth Of Ghosts through their 2012 debut EP When The Sun Sets it cannot be denied that many like us found a tingle forming at news of the band… Read More ›
With eleven pulsating bubbles of electro pop which disperse upon the senses like a warm Technicolor monsoon of liquid aural crystals, Remote Viewing from Low Sea is a scintillating embrace with rewards at every corner of its sultry shadows and… Read More ›
From its first gentle kiss the self-titled album from UK indie band Argonaut never relinquishes its spell on thoughts and emotions not to forget holding an unbreakable grip on the ear. A shimmering sun of evocative ambiences and… Read More ›
UK rock band The Lost Souls Club has earned a strong reputation and acclaim for their commanding shadowed rock n roll but as yet has not ignited the awareness they deserve. Whether their new EP High Noon will… Read More ›
The title track off of the When The Sun Sets EP from UK band The Mouth Of Ghosts, has enchanted and mesmerised us here for many weeks so the anticipation going into this their debut release was greatly heightened. The… Read More ›
A few decades ago as punk and indie music rose to their heights you could not turn around without coming face to face with a compilation album showcasing new and unsigned bands certainly around the UK. Every city from Brighton… Read More ›
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