Taken off the new EP ‘Liminal’, the fresh visuals for Salvage sees Rookes intimate and close with her listeners. Bringing you up to speed on the EP, Liminal is drenched with tension and ecstasy of Rookes’ own love stories across a two-year period as she began to explore her queer identity across the London dating… Continue reading Rookes – Salvage (Review)
Bristol based alternative rockers Nuns of the Tundra have had their best year yet. Back with the distinctive ‘Sign In Blood’, the new single dropped November 29th and is the follow up to the critically acclaimed “Baby’s Got a Box of Matches’. Championed by Huw Stephens on BBC Radio 1, Baby’s Got a Box of… Continue reading Nuns of the Tundra – Sign in Blood (Review)
Created after years of writing, jamming and finally wanting to share, Louise and The Feathers combine folk, pop and rock as their main influences. With comparisons to artists such as Florence and The Machine, Hazel O’Connor, Paolo Nutini, Tracy Chapman and Fleetwood Mac, their latest single “Rich Tea Biscuit” sits highly in their discography so… Continue reading Louise and The Feathers – Rich Tea Biscuit (Review)
Manchester based Saytr Play have been the talk of the town since their birth in 2017. Captivating from the get go and known for their explosive live sets, their garage infused indie-rock sound has won over the ears of some of the biggest names in the business. As a quintet, their highly energetic sound is… Continue reading Saytr Play – Honest Man (Review)
Released back at the end of November, SheBeat’s latest EP titled Catch Your Breath was produced in Birmingham by local producer Jack Tasker at Droma. Known for perfect numbers to get your foot tapping or to hum-along too, SheBeat’s been gathering a following over a number of years and is now known for her distinctive… Continue reading SheBeat – Catch Your Breath (Review)
Released via Goldun Egg Records on November 20th, “Not Around” is the latest single from London based artist Zac Pajak. Taken from his debut EP ‘Early Hours’ due for release early 2020, the single follows the release of debut single “Again” in October 2019. After being discovered by Jake Gosling (Major Lazer, Wiley, Lady Gaga),… Continue reading Zac Pajak – Not Around (Review)
Critically acclaimed musician and songwriter, Karima Francis hails from the seaside resort of Blackpool. Creating a captivating journey of her haunting music, Karima oozes with emotion in latest single “Shelf Life”. Karima’s career has found her playing on Later… With Jools Holland and has even supported the likes of Paul Simon, Amy Winehouse and The… Continue reading Karima Francis – Shelf Life (Review)
The Elephant Trees have been known as the underdogs formed in 2016. Completely doing their own thing, they return with their most ambitious project to date. Titled “Monachopsis”, the debut EP from the Manchester based duo represents life-experiences mixed with an experimental alternative indie pop sound. With no genre boundaries or right or wrongs, the… Continue reading The Elephant Trees – Monachopsis (Review)
Bristol based indie rock Pompadour debut their first EP “Cut to the Chase”. Released November 15th, the EP features 5 original tracks produced, mixed and mastered by Tom Cory at Bath Spa recording studios. Mixing their own distinctive sound of gritty style, melodic indie rock, the release has been appealing to listeners all across the… Continue reading Pompadour – Cut to the Chase (Review)
Alternative rockers BAD LUV return with their latest single “Liquid Love”. Hailing from Barnsley, the quartet have been described as energetic, captivating and passionate. With elements of hard rock in their wide production, the latest number is simply an anthem. Aiming to create something beyond the mind-numbing commercial alternative rock sound, you can hear a whole box full of… Continue reading BAD LUV – Liquid Love (Review)
