Slightly spooky wonky keyboards give way to a barrage of buzzing guitars on The History Of Apple Pie’s lead single ‘Tame’ from their forthcoming second album ‘Feel Something.’ Vocally they still recall the ‘sweetness and
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The Shoe – Paper Cup/ His Gorgeousness The Shoe is a musical collaboration between singer songwriter Jena Malone and pianist and music producer Lem Jay Ignacio. The two tracks featured here ‘Paper Cup’ and ‘
After releasing one of the best albums of 2014 in the form of their debut album ‘Pink Fur’ ( review HERE) Leeds rabble-rousers Post War Glamour Girls are back with a storming new tune single
There’s been talk for some time of Canadian born songwriter/producer Lowell being the next big pop sensation. And this is not empty rhetoric or hyperbole, for there’s certainly substance to such claims as Lowell has
Our latest podcast features guest appearances from Juanita Stein from Howling Bells, Desperate Journalist, Lovestarrs, and The Sunday Reeds as well as great new music from the likes of Wolf Alice, Bird, Blessa, The
The great thing about festivals is those magical occasions when you randomly discover a new artist who you’d not intentionally set out to see, and you’re then promptly blown away by said artist. In fact,
Ok, it’s time for some incendiary rock n roll from Australia in the shape of The Sunday Reeds. Formed in 2009 by Romana Ashton and Drew Jones and joined by drummer Jeremy Russell the band,
She Keeps Bees – ‘Is What It Is’ (Feat. Sharon Van Etten) ‘Is What It Is’ is lead single from She Keeps Bees fourth album ‘Eight Houses’, which is scheduled to land on September 16th
A new music blog/ website in our opinion should provide not just a platform for new music, but also a little bit of detail about the artists featured. The better ones, attempt to grab the
A few weeks back we introduced 19 year old Bristol singer-songwriter Rebecca Clements with her stunning debut ‘Wildfire.’ Well she’s back with a new track that proves beyond any reasonable doubt that she’s a young
Our video of the week comes in the shape of Bridie Jackson & The Arbour’s lead single, ‘We Talked Again’, from their debut album ‘New Skin’. Despite a reluctance to post music without some context and