Andy Von Pip
Viola Beach’s posthumous debut album has a genuine chance of reaching number 1 spot in the official UK album charts. The band consisting of Kris Leonard, River Reeves, Tomas Lowe and Jack Dakin, and manager Craig
We’re now over halfway through 2016, and let’s be frank, it’s been utter bollocks – it’s often felt like a year to be endured rather than enjoyed. As such we’ve been drawn to music that
Ok so we expected Los Angeles-based band Warpaint‘s long-awaited return to be good, but this good ? Wow. It’s a glorious return in which the band, fresh from solo projects reform and sound reinvigorated and seemingly
A LATE NIGHT NIGHT IMMERSIVE 360 AUDIO VISUAL REALM Liverpool Psych Fest 2016 are thrilled to announce /// PZYK COLONY ///: an immersive, 360 degree audio visual installation which will transform the Camp warehouse space
The VPME Podcast returns with a selection of new music featuring some of our favourite recent music from around the world as we taken in artists from Russia, Scandinavia, Brighton, Bury St. Edmunds, Iceland, Australia
‘Wake Up’ is a sublime and elegantly sprawling debut from Gothenburg’s Holy Now . It highlights Julia Olander’s yearning, fluttering vocal which at times seems to reside somewhere between Maja Miller of Makthaverskan’s soaring emoting
What’s in a name ? Yesterday our ‘Track Of The Day’ was from the rather wonderful Yassassin, and we touched on the dilemma of picking an original band name, and today the problem arises once
It’s can get a bit perplexing this band name malarkey, for example when you pick a name such as Yassassin you’d think it’d be a fairly safe bet. However, it transpires there seems to have
We first featured Young Summer back in 2014 describing her music as an object lesson in ” how to craft electronic leaning commercial pop of the sort that doesn’t make you want to eat glass
So impressed were we when we came across up and coming Australian alt-country singer-songwriter Julia Jacklin at this year’s Liverpool Sound City that we made sure we attend both the sets she played there, and
Punk Slime Recordings ( PNKSLM) are good at this as they unearth yet another gem. ‘First Time’ by Hater unfolds with an unhurried sense of languid grace , whilst singer Caroline Landahl’s throaty yet fragile
‘Animal Lover’ is a suitably striking and dramatic affair from Suffolk based songwriter Daisy Victoria recorded with producer Dan Austin (Pixies). It’s dark, theatrical but never overwrought in the way say, Florence Welsh over projects,