KUBALOVE is a solo electronic artist sound who combines shoegazey atmospherics with experimental electronica and sensual synthpop. She is currently completing her début solo EP which will be released later in the year. Her first
Our computer nearly went into meltdown when we caught sight of Dum Dum Girls latest video. Alan Partridge would probably say “It’s hotter than Debbie Harry in camiknickers feeding a beef vindaloo to Pan’s People
And after Honeyblood comes the second of today’s literary inspired songs. New music comes at us from all directions and we can often find ourselves a little punch-drunk… Sometimes we’ll discover new artists via the
One of our tips for 2014, Glaswegian duo Honeyblood unveil the first track from their self-titled début album which is due for release later in the year. It finds the duo in belligerent riot girrl
If you haven’t heard The Casket Girls latest album yet ‘True Love Kills The Fairy Tale’ yet, we’d suggest it is imperative you remedy the situation forthwith. And if you’ve not yet been seduced by
Lewis Idle, the mysterious enigmatic balladeer with the blood red ‘Risus sardonicus’ we introduced in September 2013 is back having ditched the glam-stomp- gutter- grime of his previous release ‘Hair and Perfume.’ Proving himself something
A few weeks back we featured St Louis duo Sleepy Kitty as our ‘track of the day; with the immense ‘Don’t You Start.’ We then introduced them on Amazing Radio and we’ve described their second
It’s the first VPME podcast of 2014 – featuring the hottest new tracks and the year so far, alongside some undisputed 24 carat classics – Brand new music from the likes of I Break Horses,
Just a quickie for Valentine’s Day – and that’s if we’re lucky. A free special VD download from Lovestarrs, who are proving to be the most 80’s sounding band of the year, thus far. The
The Notwist – Kong With the UK currently set to be twinned with Atlantis, you might consider the video for German electro indie pioneers The Notwist’s latest single ‘Kong’ somewhat apposite. Directed by Japanese film-maker
A* Star combine dreamy vocals, whip smart lyrics and shoegazey guitars, to create a soundscape full of haunting beauty, sounding on occasion not unlike a blissed out Shirley Manson whilst retaining a vague undercurrent of
The fact that the London-centric music media has sacrificed objectivity for ad revenue and gleefully lap up the lukewarm diarrhoea served up by the music industry has sadly caused some people to completely give up
