A personal favourite at MoggBlog, Sylvette are back with their latest alt-rock hit “Panel of Glass”. Released October 8th, the single was produced by New Order’s Phil Cunningham. Creating a distinctive sound and a memorable moment with their music, Sylvette draw influence from imaginative artists such as Jeff Buckley, Radiohead and Neutral Milk Hotel. ‘Panel… Continue reading Sylvette – Panel of Glass (Review)
Formed in December 2017, Learn to Lie are an energetic quartet that combine an alternative rock sound with groove based rhythms. Priding themselves on dynamic live performances and lively songs, the band currently have 3 singles and a debut EP released. Returning with their first track of the year, “Feel” is a strong 5 minute… Continue reading Learn to Lie – Feel (Review)
London’s Rock’n’Roll star Izzy Thomas has arrived to the studio recording world. With the release of her debut single “Trouble” back in February, Izzy has been marking her territory in live shows for quite some time. Taking her attitude and highlighting it in the self-worth new single, she is here to stay. Empowering girl power, the… Continue reading Izzy Thomas – Trouble (Review)
I've been a huge Wolf Alice fan from the start. When they released their debut album "My Love is Cool" back in the summer of 2015, there was hope for music again. With songs like "Fluffy," Wolf Alice bring grunge, shoe-gaze and indie influences into their music. There's seriously nothing stopping them from becoming the next "big… Continue reading Wolf Alice – Visions of a Life (Review)
Nothing But Thieves have been creating killer music since 2012 when they first formed. Securing support slots for bands like Muse & Biffy Clyro, NBT's have definitely cemented the new face of "Rock!" With their incredible self-titled debut album being released in 2015, NBT's have been constantly on the "up" to stardom and with their new album "Broken… Continue reading Nothing But Thieves – Broken Machine (Review)
Releasing her debut album in 2014, and releasing 4 EP's before and after that, Marika Hackman doesn't hold back with what she releases, and it seems like she makes sure it's always her best work. She is known for her distinctive voice, seriously, it's not very hard to identify her. With "We Slept At Last" being… Continue reading Marika Hackman – I’m Not Your Man (Review)
