Suzie Stapleton - Blood on the Windscreen Sydney-born, Brighton-based alternative rock artist Suzie Stapleton relocated to the UK back in 2015. Since then, she’s built a loyal fanbase, captivated audiences with electric live performances and has gained support from BBC 6 Music, Absolute Radio, Amazing Radio and beyond. Back with the release of new single… Continue reading Suzie Stapleton – Blood on the Windscreen (Review)
Manchester based stadium rock trio Dalmas return with their latest single “Draw The Line”. The track is the first song from a 5 track EP the band set to release later this year. Creating a bigger sound for their distinctive music, the band continue to work with producer Dan Mizen. Previous MoggBlog contenders, Dalmas set… Continue reading Dalmas – Draw The Line (Review)
Manchester based trio Crying Beauty Queens return with their first release of 2020 ‘Darling’. Recorded at Whitewood Studios in Liverpool, the track was mixed to tape, adding a vintage feel to it’s arrangement. Released March 18th to mark the 2nd birthday of the band’s formation, the new single draws influence from The Pixies’ dynamics and… Continue reading Crying Beauty Queens – Darling (Review)
Electronic rock 6 piece White Noise Cinema are based in the West Midlands and are back after a Christmas break. Starting the year as they mean to go on, they return with their second single “Unpersons”. As someone who’s seen these guys live several times, Unpersons is a personal favourite of mine, so I’ve been… Continue reading White Noise Cinema – Unpersons (Review)
Alternative rock-grunge outfit Kath & the Kicks returned with their new single “Walls Between Us” on December 20th. Comprising of Kath Edmonds (vocals/guitar), Shaneen Mooney (bass/backing vocals) and Matt Larkin (drums), the trio smash between filthy garage rock and alternative heavy rock blues. Vigorous and smashing through powerful anthems, their grit filled tracks are secured… Continue reading Kath and the Kicks – Walls Between Us (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)
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)
Released on October 26th, Empty Friend’s latest single ‘Falter’ is taken off their forthcoming EP of the same name. Recorded earlier this year at The Bookhouse studio, the track is part of a collection of songs which form the follow up to their previous release ‘Saltwater’. London based, the quartet began their journey in 2015,… Continue reading Empty Friend – Falter (Review)
Cambridge rising band Standing Like Statues return with the gem ‘Hollow’. Stepping up their game and not holding back with their career, their latest single is delivered in the form of an emotive raw music video. Bringing you up to speed, Standing Like Statues are an anthemic alternative rock band who are known for their… Continue reading Standing Like Statues – Hollow (Review)
New York based alternative dream-pop duo Me Not You are simply unstoppable. Released October 18th via MNY Music, “America” is taken off their upcoming debut album ‘Already Gone’ which will be released November 8th. Combining Eric Feiler and Nikki Taylor, the ethereal two piece cite influences such as Radiohead, Lou Reed, Aphex Twin and Pixies.… Continue reading Me Not You – America (Review)
