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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
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
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
Our last musical purchase of 2013 was to bag ourselves all of Woman’s Hours previous releases, which duly arrived just before Xmas Eve, all signed, replete with a rather swanky tote bag to boot. Their
Tess Parks is a Toronto born musician and photographer whose début album ‘Blood Hot’ was released in November 2013 (which we somehow missed at the time, possibly due to our pre – Xmas over excitability
Photo By Zoe-Ruth Erwin Beautiful, talented mystical but really, that’s quite enough about us! Today’s track of the day arrives via the fabulous Sarah Negahdari; a person who it seems is positively brimming with ideas
Cash+David may have a collective name that sounds like a backstreet Welsh pawnbroker, but there’s nothing crass or opportunistic about their music. Their début single ‘Funn’ features mellifluous airy vocals floating over huge slabs of
When your record label decides to keep your début album under lock and key, drops you and forbids you to use your original band name whilst also not allowing you to release said album independently
Despite Feathers having just completed an epic stadium tour with legendary electro-noir pioneers Depeche Mode and playing to around 150,000 plus people they still remain something of an underground act here in the UK. They
And lo, after garnering praise for ‘Let’s Move In’ Liverpool based band Etches then chipped in with a cover of Marvin Gaye’s classic ‘I Heard It Through The Grapevine.’ Risky, but it was an interesting
Those melodic jangly Swedes with the “ungoogleable*” name ( *a hot topic in Sweden last year ) have done it again ! After bagging a ‘track of the day’ feature here back in November with
