‘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,
We generally don’t post too many covers here, however Pink Flames, the new project of Isabel Spurgeon (JC Flowers/Novella) and Max Oscarnold (TOY), have unearthed a tune which has become something of an underground cult classic.
When one door shuts, another opens … as sad as we were to see Liverpool’s much-loved , nay revered Kazimier club flattened by fat fingered f**k funnels/ cultural barbarians, call them what you will the
angelic milk, (lower case because apparently caps lock is BAD KARMA man ) started out as the bedroom project of Russian wunderkind Sarah Persephona. She was discovered by Stockholm based label PNKSLM who have, over
2016: End Of Days – “The final dying star flickers brightly and then implodes, the universe collapses into the atramentous abyss as an impassive God looks on – ‘Ah well, it was fun whilst it
Main Photo Credit : John Johnson Now in it’s 12th year Liverpool Music Week will base itself around the Arts Club venue in Liverpool City Centre, long a hub for music under various guises over
Midland doom rockers The Cult Of Dom Keller return with their new single ‘Shambhala Is On Fire’ taken from their forthcoming album Goodbye To The Light out 22nd July 2016 via Fuzz Club. Its a menacing explosive slice
False Advertising, release ‘Give It Your Worst’ via Too Pure Singles Club from their Brainless Ep. The instrument switching Manchester based power grunge trio comprising of Jen Hingley, Josh Sellers and Chris Warr come out with
Chess Club records who seem to have a knack for unearthing some of the most interesting pop acts over the last few years may have struck gold yet again. ‘Porcelain’ the debut single from Skott
We’ve never been one for ‘postcode music’, but we’ve got to concede the quality and diversity of music coming out of Liverpool of late is extraordinary. One of the bands at the forefront of this
The remarkable thing about Minor Victories self-titled debut album isn’t just the astonishing quality of the music produced but also the fact that the band members, as the sleeve notes point out – ‘never shared
Well here’s another band we caught at Liverpool Sound City who were totally new to us and who produced an impressively disorientating set. The trio hail from Leeds and are presumably named after sculptor Sir