Velvet Two Stripes, it’s all in the name , maybe. The cool of the Velvet Underground, the driving blues riffing of Jack White plus the insouciance of the Ramones all shine through on “Supernatural” a
We got two “Tracks Of the Day” today , as there is much musical goodness about at the moment, and we’re nice like that … Jack Robert Hardman- Lights Of London Jack Robert Hardman releases
At first sight We Were Evergreen sound like they’ve invented a new genre “Parisian Twee”, put apparently live they are a completely different beast altogether . The trio featuring Michael Liot, Fabienne Debarre and William
When the Berlin wall finally collapsed the residents of the GDR endured a rather questionable introduction to live western pop music in the shape of incongruous bouffanted Baywatch suzerain, David Hasslehoff. “The Hoff” may have
This track is from Bleech’s excellent debut album ‘Nude,’ we interviewed them a while back and described their music as loud, passionate and powerful, but were a bit confused by some bloggers/zines calling them ‘Britpop.
Saturday morning and we present a hangover cure in the shape of “Green Apples” by ” London three-piece Zoo Zero. Taken from the EP of the same name “Green Apples” combines an insistent bass line
No over the top press release, no pretentious long winded 6th form “manifesto,” no artfully styled moody photos, just an email saying “new stuff at: www.thevestals.com thanks” and so we clicked and we found this
I actually came across Lizzie And The Yes Men via Robin over at the Breaking More Waves blog when he tipped them for the Glastonbury Emerging Talent Contest in 2011. Today’s track, “Broadwalk” is one
‘A Handsome Stranger Called Death’, the second single from FOE’s acclaimed debt ‘Bad Dream Hotline’ is released at the end of the month. FOE, or Hannah Louise Clark to her friends has been touted as
Depeche Mode meets Siouxsie meets Alison Moyet meets Nine Inch Nails meets … yeah, yeah, you get the picture. Music bloggers and journalists the world over simply love these sort of comparisons and scatter them
It’s been quite a while since we’ve heard from Poppy And The Jezebels, in fact it was way back in 2008 when we first interviewed them ( HERE). Their infectious indie pop recalled the Shop
Hypnotic post industrial beats, a relentless guitar riff combined with nods to The Velvets & Nico, Einsturzende Neubauten and the Mary Chain is pretty much guaranteed to get our toes a- tapping here at VP
