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)
North London based pop rock outfit Bright Orange Spectacle are back with their second single to date ‘I Struggle To Communicate’. Released via their own What About Records on December 6th, 2019 has been a huge year for the collective. With their debut single “She Could Do Better” storming onto the scene and making the… Continue reading Bright Orange Spectacle – I Struggle To Communicate (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)
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)
Armed with a brand new hard-hitting style to indie rock’n’roll, SLATER reside in London. Known for killer songwriting and energetic live shows, their latest single sounds like the lovechild of Led Zeppelin and Catfish and the Bottlemen. Using their own originality throughout 'I Don't Mind', you’l see why guitarist Harry Slater has been hailed as… Continue reading SLATER – I Don’t Mind (Review)
Released November 8th via The Orchard, The Trusted return with their new single “Wild Love”. Southend-on-Sea based, The Trusted are a distinguished quartet formed in mid-2016. Focusing on diversity and casting a range of emotions in their sound, the band set their goal to make listeners feel the raw emotions that radiate throughout their tracks. Having built an incredible reputation with their past… Continue reading The Trusted – Wild Love (Review)
First emerged back in 2016, Catholic Action have been climbing up the ladder to success ever since. Returning back with their first single of 2019, “One Of Us” is taken off their upcoming release “Celebrated by Strangers” which promises to be far more focused. Finding it’s way throughout the number, the fuzzed out new single… Continue reading Catholic Action – One Of Us (Review)
Released September 13th, “Katia” is the latest offering from Manchester based quartet Puppet Theory. With a natural flair of indie rock and pop-punk in their roots, the energetic band are known for their live performance and infectious choruses. Bringing their own take on today’s indie rock scene, the fresh nature of the band pores with… Continue reading Puppet Theory – Katia (Review)
Bristol based Glass Violet cite inspiration from bands such as The Killers and Kasabian. Receiving supports from the likes of BBC Radio Bristol and Amazing Radio, their debut single ‘Chemicals’ features a simple indie rock structure with a highly energetic atmosphere. Known for their exceptional live shows around the country, the unstoppable quintet have a… Continue reading Glass Violet – Chemicals (Review)
Released August 30th, The Waah-Kin Tribe return with their second single “Mundane Mardy Life”. Hailing from Scunthorpe, the energetic trio blend an alternative outlook with indie rock. With comparisons to bands such as Arcade Fire and Scouting for Girls, the melodic band’s new track certainly uplifts any type of mood. After the success of their… Continue reading The Waah-Kin Tribe – Mundane Mardy Life (Review)
