Following up from the success of his 2014 debut album Whelm, London-based singer-songwriter and pianist Douglas Dare has announced that this October will bring with it the promise of his second album, Aforger. And if recently released track ‘Oh Father’…
“As long as Cherry Glazerr doesnt get played on any car commercials and shit I’m cool with this new sound haha” comments someone about Cherry Glazerr’s hotly anticipated new track and accompanying video. Although the prospect of the LA band becoming…
Now on its fifteenth year, Wales’ Green Man festival has made a name for itself in unfalteringly impressive line-ups, lovely people and surrounding scenery so gorgeous you’d be forgiven for finding yourself marvelling at the mountains instead of whoever might…
‘French Boyfriend’ is the lead single taken from Alphabetic’s debut album Touch. Musically pleasing and lyrically playful, ‘French Boyfriend’ has been dubbed “a modern retelling of the Talking Heads’ ‘Psycho Killer’ without the murder” as it follows the bitter (and…
‘53’ is an enchantingly lugubrious release taken from Pascal Pinon‘s (Icelandic twin sisters, Jófríður and Ásthildur Ákadóttir) third album Sundur. It marks a shift back to the experimental, yet unwaveringly mature, mood of their 2010 self-titled first album, self-produced when…
Weird Dreams, now purely the solo project of Paris-based multi-instrumentalist Doran Edwards, is set to release a new album, Luxury Alone. Having not put new material out since the band’s album Choreography in 2012, ‘Calm’ is a choice offering taken…
There is an unmistakeable air of Everything Everything and Foals about indie Northerners COLOUR, and the universal consensus is that they have the potential to become just as big. The fact that all of the band’s gigs so far have…
Isaac Gracie, a 21-year-old from Ealing dubbed as London’s own Jeff Buckley by the NME, has caused quite the frenzy over the past few of months with his paired down, folk-inspired music and nods to Radiohead. Word clearly reached the…
If you happened to be in Brixton on Friday night, you’re likely to have witnessed a swarm of Adidas-clad fourteen-year-olds descend upon Electric Brixton for Rat Boy’s sold out show. Although the bar staff may have had a quiet night…
Name: The Governors Ball Music Festival Where: Randall’s Island Park, NYC When: June 3rd-5th, 2016 Headliners: The Strokes, The Killers, Kanye West Also Featuring: Beck, M83, Haim, Jamie xx, Purity Ring, Bloc Party, Joey Bada$$, Courtney Barnett, Eagles of Death…