Rating: The Boy Who Cried Wolf is the debut EP from up-and-coming Leicester two-piece Demons Of Ruby Mae. Jonny Gavin and Adam Rowley have put together five haunting tracks that evoke complex emotional reactions in a subtle, minimalist way. This approach…
As is becoming tradition, I have now updated our Tracks Of The Week playlist for your listening pleasure. Now including some of August’s best new tracks, from the likes of Demob Happy and Dilly Dally, why not have a listen?!…
Having recently headlined the Sunshine Lounge in Birmingham, and with an EP set for release later this month, it seems Wolverhampton band The Rimes are headed for big things. Prior to the release of their EP, The Rimes have released new…
Rating: Bluesy, raucous tones of the 60’s entwined with influences of the past and present folk scene: the guitar-fuelled sound of Acting Strange‘s EP, Night On The Tiles, is extremely enticing and ultimately captivating. Acting Strange are a couple of…
Following the success of their debut single, ‘Sucker’, London quartet The Big Moon are back with another moreish offering. ‘The Road’ is a sumptuous track, filled with the catchy, fuzzy twang of guitars alongside silky, yet raw, vocals; and there’s…
London singer-songwriter Adam Cleaver is due to release his EP Man Or Beast this month. The title track has recently been released as a single ahead of the EP, and is accompanied by a beautifully shot and masterfully edited new video….
Described as “the aural equivalent to a night on a stairmaster, drinking Jack Daniels through a pain of fishnet tights” (you have to hear them to believe it), Cave Mouth are a lo-fi funk rock four-piece consisting of ‘Sketchy Lex’,…
After releasing their highly successful debut album Suite(s), garage rock three-piece Ex Libras suddenly slipped below the radar into a five year inertia. But, although we missed them, their latest single ‘Woe’ proves that sometimes it’s good to take a…
If I was granted one magical wish this week (excluding the ability to remove discrimination and war from the world) it would be for the world to read this article and discover Shopping. This London three piece blew me over…
A trumpet solo, a seductive-voiced songstress, jazzy piano – brother-sister duo The Hamiltons make you feel like you’ve unwittingly travelled in time to a 1920s jazz club. While opening with an eerie and distorted accordion, new track ‘Paranoid’ soon flips…