“Just HOW do these people sleep at night !” No don’t worry we haven’t suddenly morphed into a modern day version of Mary Whitehouse brandishing the Daily Mail before launching into an ill-informed diatribe about
Zach Romeo and Justin Hrabovsky, two brothers from Winston-Salem, North Carolina formed The Sweets in December 2012. During 2013 they embarked on a project to release an EP every month whilst the attended college in New
Auction for the Promise Club’s majestic new single ‘Ghosts’, has a vague air of what perhaps Harriet Wheeler fronting Radiohead could have sounded like, mixing the ethereal with controlled but nevertheless explosive power. The band
SeaWitches (Jo Herring, Laura Caldwell and Sophie Nicole Ellison) seem to have been on the fringes of the Liverpool music scene for quite some time now, lurking in the shadows whilst perusing their own musical
Manchester garage punk duo Brown Brogues have a brand new Ep set for release on Record Store Day 2014 via Stolen Body Records. The Ep entitled ‘Zoloto’ (Russian for gold, or perhaps a Porsche in
NYC’s GHXST are back with a sprawling new doomgaze tune, and one which you could easily imagine providing a sinister alternative musical backdrop for the opening titles of HBO’s quite magnificent ‘True Detective’ series. Indeed
London based Australian duo Dark Bells’ third single ‘In Head’ is a perfect example of the bands strident monochrome indie psyche tinged pop. Singer and guitarist Teneil Throssell’s euphonic vocals and sparkling intricate guitar work
In the post-Lorde music world there’s surely room in the deep end of the pop pool for someone like Cillie Barnes to make a huge splash? As part of their artists in residence campaign American
If guitar music is supposed to be dying, we’ve yet to hear it’s death-rattle and besides nobody appears to have told DZ Deathrays. ‘Gina Works at Hearts’ is the second tune to emerge from
We’ve always had a slightly ambivalent relationship with remixes. Of course, there are those that add something the original, coaxing out the subtleties, the nuances or indeed those that bend and twist the original into
The first time we heard this track we thought, ey up! It has the ennui of The Pastels blended with the quirky lo- tech of the Silicon Teens and perhaps even a whiff of the
Moses Gold is the creative nom de plume of Manchester artist Phill Young. Formerly of Christian AIDS and Stay Positive he’s releasing his début single proper via the wonderful Bleeding Gold Records appropriately enough on