Pointless is the debut EP from Danish outfit Rolled Up Sleeves and is being recommended to fans of bands such as The Strokes and Arctic Monkeys. Whilst you can understand the comparison to some degree it does cover the real… Read More ›
The Strokes.
Lara Smiles – All For You
There are times when you can only expect plaudits and ears to come chasing an encounter and one such moment is surely to surround the release of the debut album from British singer songwriter Lara Smiles. A truly magnetic festival… Read More ›
Forty Feet Tall – Red Dressed
You know you are on to a good thing when songs continue to repeat themselves in thoughts long after enjoying a close and personal encounter. Such is the way with the Red Dressed EP from US rockers Forty Feet Tall…. Read More ›
Morganway – Ain’t It Just
A lingering caress of melodic and harmonic captivation is probably the best way to describe the alt-country of UK band Morganway, certainly on the evidence of their current EP and the single it is about to bear. Hailing from “North… Read More ›
Animal House – Sorry
The Australian quartet may have been “forced on a short hiatus by UK Visa police” but they are making up for lost time with zeal and unbridled creative boisterousness with debut EP Sorry. Brisbane bred and already kicking up attention… Read More ›
The Franklys – Comedown/Long Way
The Franklys create a sound as enjoyably nostalgic as it is fresh and individual to modern garage rock ‘n’ roll. They also uncage releases, like new single Comedown, which demand attention whilst sharing the suggestion that its creators has the… Read More ›
Nai Harvest – Hairball
It is telling that Hairball, the new album from UK rockers Nai Harvest, only took one full listen to become a constantly recurring incitement, returning as it wished and dominating thoughts for the following hours. Subsequent plays only reinforced… Read More ›
Turrentine Jones – Moonlight is On Yer Side
Towards the rear of 2014, UK trio Turrentine Jones signed with London based label Rough Trade and released debut album Our Days. It was a proposition which marked an already rising attention upon the 2012 formed Manchester trio, and sparked… Read More ›
The Reveurs – Take a Bow
Hailing from Manchester, indie rock band The Reveurs reveals their new single this week, a potent and resourceful slice of melodic rock with an intensive edge to its sound and nature. Consisting of two tracks, Take a Bow is not… Read More ›
Rathborne – Soft
If you have not come across Luke Rathborne, or indeed Rathbone the band surrounding his songwriting skills, do not worry as the healthy buzz around both back in the US is sure to brew up a similar excitement over this… Read More ›
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