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Continental Europe is currently thriving with an abundance of quirky, intelligent, electronic indie-pop which manages to tap into a dream-like vein British bands will never be able to replicate. Ma... Read more
Kicks in as a pounding electronic, indie, amped up Low-type sound, filled out with some industrial percussion and vocals that wander from Superfurry Animals to Jeff Buckley. Despite being Indianapo... Read more
If ever a band deserves to have a “Ballad of….” Written about them, it’s The Features. They crashed into the collective consciousness back in 2005 with their overwhelmingly... Read more
With a large percentage of the contemporary crop of ‘indie’ bands seemingly intent on a combination of shoe and navel gazing, it is, dishearteningly, increasingly rare to come across a ... Read more
The Whitefield Brothers album ‘Earthology’ released on the Now Again funk label from Stones Throw Records is a trip into modern funk through the use of a variety of different sounds and... Read more
The Orkney Islands could hardly claim to be the most exciting of musical hubs it’s probably fair to say, but from the mix of passed down traditional folksy ballads and kaleidoscopic 60’... Read more
Ask the average punter for any modern examples of 'jazz' and you'll most likely be directed towards the ivory-tinkling banality of messrs Cullum and Buble. This is drastically unfair th... Read more
Channelling the current zeitgeist of Paramore and Katy Perry through a Pap Roach filter, Flyleaf are a band who shift thousands of units in their native America, and are releasing this album of the... Read more
The Irrepressibles are a ten piece performance orchestra who have been compare to everyone from the Bonzo Dog Doo Dah Band to Kate Bush. They have a penchant for venues such as woods, lakes and amp... Read more
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