Recorded in February 2019 but released November 1st of 2019, “At Last” is the latest offering from trio Flashhearts. Consisting of Gaz Greenhalgh (Vocals and Guitar), Scott Edwards (Bass) and Andy Nicklin (Drums), the band formed in Autumn 2016. Produced and engineered by James Rabone at Electric Mistress Studios in Lye, the EP was mixed… Continue reading Flashhearts – At Last (Review)
Surrey based Penny Betts storm onto the scene with their debut self titled EP. Fuelled with heartfelt songwriting and hypnotic melodies, there’s essences of Arctic Monkeys meets Tame Impala in the EP. Fused with a reverb-soaked soundscape, Penny Betts create a calming yet energised front that depends on exactly how you listen to it. It’s… Continue reading Penny Betts – Penny Betts (Review)
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)
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)
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)
LA based indie-pop singer-songwriter LeyeT returns with her second EP of the year entitled ‘more thoughts’. Having earned solid support and debating live in LA & NYC, LeyeT’s debut EP ‘thoughts’ created a lot of buzz for the artist. Sticking with the hype, the songwriter shoots further into her indie-pop career. Including six tracks of… Continue reading LeyeT – more thoughts (Review)
Released at the beginning of this month, METHODS are a quintet that hail from the Midlands. Creating an atmosphere that blends a melancholic sound with synthesisers, the rockers burst onto the scene back in 2015. Returning with new music, the brand new EP ‘ANYTHING’ showcases everything that the band represent. Igniting the EP off in… Continue reading METHODS – ANYTHING (Review)
Established in February of this year, Fonzy & Company may be a newly found collective, but their sound has been grabbing the attention of the public. Varying through indie, pop rock and americana, their engaging songwriting is fresh and giving modern music some fine competition. “Last Birth” is the band’s debut 6 track EP, released… Continue reading Fonzy & Company – Last Birth (Review)
Country-Folk singer songwriter Rebekah Hawker resides in Barrie, Ontario, and draws influences from artists such as Kathleen Edwards, Joni Mitchell and Patsy Cline to name a few. Hot off the press, her debut EP is now ours to share. Entitled “Careful Women”, featuring powerful lyrics and a musical presence like no other, the debut is… Continue reading Rebekah Hawker – Careful Women (Review)
