With their latest album, I Declare Nothing, out now, Anton Newcombe & Tess Parks have now shared a new video for single, ‘Gone’. Following the Record Store Day release of ‘Cocaine Cat’, ‘Gone’ is another sensual, spine-tingling offering from this wonderfully…
Elegantly dodging genres and hauntingly whipping up a storm with effortless control; Ella On The Run‘s new track, the spellbinding ‘Rodeo Clowns’, is a slice of pure, gloomy paradise. Premiered by Clash, ‘Rodeo Clowns’, with its ominous hooks and breathy…
Rating: The opening chords of Paul Wilkes’ EP Take the Sunlight seem to set the listener up for a wistful, lilting ballad, and while not deviating drastically from that sound, it is obvious that Wilkes’ EP is much more than just background…
Vulnerability and sensitivity in the music industry can make-or-break an artist over night. Honing the talent to wear your heart on your sleeve and express feelings buried in the deepest, cavernous parts of your mind are two skills which a…
Tantalisingly seductive, brimming with raw sophistication and not to mention featuring bold riffs to boot; the latest single from Edinburgh quartet, Aperture, ‘Get In Line’, proves that this band are on the road to becoming the next big ‘thing’. Possessing…
Entwining surf-pop jams with summery, soft “indie-chic pop” riffs, The Noise‘s follow-up single to their debut release, (‘Instant Drama’), is a track fitting for lethargic moods and hazy days doused in bliss. The song, ‘Dazzler’, is three-and-a-half minutes of total…
Sextet, Lilliput‘s new track, ‘Waiting To Go’, is an pioneering adventure with the supreme goal of being an alternative summer anthem. The band from Sunderland have combined bold, minimalistic riffs with their rough-and-ready edge to create the swooning, ‘Waiting To…
Soft storytelling abilities advanced far beyond her years and a voice perfectly crafted for the limelight; it’s hard to believe that this Spanish beauty, the soulful, Mabel, only clocks up nineteen years of age. The creative debut track from the…
Rating: The debut album from Glasgow’s C Duncan is the result of a meticulous bedroom recording project. Architect includes instrumental layers and choral harmonies seemingly informed as much by the Beach Boys and vintage Scottish pop as by his classical music…
From Stockholm to London, Dolores Haze have been stirring up quite the storm. Readying for their first UK shows, including performances at this year’s Latitude and End Of The Road Festivals, the riotous four-piece took the time out before their flights…