New Music Spotlight: Child Ivory ‘Angie’
‘Angie‘s tender opening tickles listeners with a tropical flavour, nestling itself between chilled instrumentalists such as Bibio and early indie from the 80’s; a mixing bowl of clean, layered guitars…
New Music Spotlight: Lyves ‘Holding Back’
The disparate opener to ‘Holding Back‘ immediately grabs listeners; something within timing of the piano and the glitchy percussion brings forth a command to dive in with both feet and…
Live Music Review: Lost In The Manor vs Hidden Herd at The Finsbury in London on 15.09.17
As the summer draws to an end, The Finsbury provides ample cover from the colder winds for us to host another evening of new artists alongside Lost in the Manor.…
New Music Interview: Gold Fir
It’s always a wondrous thing when music so fully-formed seemingly drops out of the sky, and Gold Fir‘s inaugural offering is just that. Shrouded in mystery, the London-based duo have…
New Music Interview: WOOZE
Buckle your seat belts, WOOZE‘s music is a thrill ride of curious noise that’s sure to set them apart. The dynamic duo, an offshoot of infectious capital-based act Screaming Peaches,…
New Music Interview: Pom Poko
Let us introduce you to the weird and wonderful world of Pom Poko. The Norwegian band meld earworming refrains, curveball grooves and exuberant riffs to create a raucous feelgood concoction, and brand…
New Music Interview: The Maine
Founded a decade ago, Arizona quintet The Maine have gone from strength to strength with each of their six releases, building a devoted fanbase with infectiously catchy tracks such ‘Bad…
New Music Spotlight: Dactylion ‘So Easy’
Back in the nineties, there was Shoegaze – so called, because the perpetrators of this genre spent the majority of the time staring at their toes. Twenty plus years later,…
New Music Interview: laronge
Newcomers laronge are ones to keep a fixed gaze on. The Bristol duo describe their sound as “feel good music with hip-hop sensibilities and contemplative lyrics” and that it is.…