New Music

Discovery Of The Week: Twin Hidden

Twin Hidden. Are they twins? Are they hiding? Nope. But are they bloody brilliant at making fresh and intricate indie pop? YOU BETCHA. And that’s what matters here. Matthew Shribman and Sam Lea had possibly the most unbelievable break into…

Interview: The LaFontaines

They may claim “it’s complicated”, but, according to the colossal debut release from Scotland’s biggest independent band, The LaFontaines – producers of a slick, exciting alternative-hip-hop-classic-rock hybrid – it’s as clear as crystal: this band are the future of music….

Tracks Of The Week, 08.06.15

A gripping whirlpool of suffocating beauty and poignant heartbreak, Swedish songstress, Sea Lion, is commanding waves of an elated nature on her latest offering, ‘Ghostlands’. The minimalist radiance of the folk singer’s new track gracefully lulls the listener into a…

Introducing Interview: No Joy

Finally, the clocks are chiming, the red carpets are rolling and dawn has finally broken: the release of the follow-up record to the mesmerising, Wait To Pleasure, by Canada’s No Joy, is almost upon us. Harbouring intense darkness, frequent rip-roaring bursts…

INTERVIEW: Man Made

Undoubtedly one of the hottest bands in Manchester right now, Man Made is the name on the tips of many tongues. Making an impact across the whole of the country, as well as one of the greatest cities, by producing music…

New Track: Asylums – ‘Joy In A Small Wage’

Returning with their powerful blend of ‘80s rock and sounds from the late Britpop era, the Essex quartet of your not-so-quintessential rockers, Asylums, are bringing us joy in a more than small wage. The band have been said to capture…

EP: Yael Naim ‘Coward’

Some artists have the ability to morph into any era, and I think Yael Naim is one of them. The French/Israeli singer songwriter is set to launch her album, Older, later in the year. In the meantime, she’s provided a taster…

INTRODUCING INTERVIEW: Lull

Formed in North London in early 2014, Lull have been bubbling under the music scene like the quiet before a storm. The four piece, consisting of Toby, Jon, Filipe and Simon have been steadily gaging attention of fans and industry…

ALBUM: The LaFontaines ‘Class’

They may claim “it’s complicated”, but, according to the colossal debut release from Scotland’s biggest independent band, The LaFontaines – producers of a slick, exciting alternative-hip-hop-classic-rock hybrid – it’s as clear as crystal: this band are the future of music….

Introducing Interview: MALKA

With talents ranging from international gymnastics to fashion design, as well as singing and songwriting, it seems that Malka (aka Tamara Schlesinger) can do no wrong. Having featured on the soundtrack of ‘Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels’, been part…