This Feeling Track of the Day: The Voyd ‘Be There’
Fast paced and always with a banger of a chorus in their back pocket. For fans of Courteeners, The Enemy, Milburn, The K’s, The Reyton Club Photo: Isaac Johnson
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REVIEW: The Moons – Pocket Melodies
Since landing on earth The Moons have been dipping their toes into the indie, 60’s, popular guitar band genre building their reputation around nifty 3 minutes ditties whilst looking the dapper part in whistle and flutes. Their latest long player…
This Feeling Track of the Day: Only The Poets ‘Speak Out’
Reading foursome emerge stronger, wiser and more formidable than ever. Watch out for a debut EP out Dec 4th. For fans of Circa Waves, Sea Girls, Riscas, Corrella, The Skinner Brothers, No Hot Ashes Photo: Rory Barnes
This Feeling Track of the Day: Scott Curwen ‘Stop The Rain’
Confident and catchy 2nd single from the 23 year old Londoner. For fans of Courteeners, Noel Gallagher’s HFB’s, Doves, Andrew Cushin, Shader Photo: Rob O’brien
This Feeling Track of the Day: The Vanities ‘Reality TV’
What brilliant punk energy and a great 3 minute pop song sounds like. For fans of Buzzcocks, The Vines, The Hives, Voodoos, The Estevans, The Roly Mo Photo Sinead Ferguson
REVIEW: The Hidden Mod in Modern Art – Thomas Crow
The Mod or Modernist phenomena has had many words and books written about the right and wrong way to describe its appeal, the look, the thinking, the origins and its never ending appeal. There have been books written on the…
INTERVIEW: LE JUNK Reaches The Next Level
How did the LE JUNK project come about? It started with a love for the bass. It’s the one instrument that catches me differently and many of my favourite artists like Death From Above 1979 and Peaches revolve around killer…
REVIEW: Kevin Cummins – While We Were Getting High: Britpop and the 90’s
When buying the weekly music papers the likes of which included Sounds, Melody Maker and NME it was more than like the pictures that were displayed on the cover and within its pages that initially attracted you to buy. I…
This Feeling Track of the Day: Lock-In ‘Teenager’
One of the sharpest debut singles we’ve heard in ages. Ones to watch. For fans of The Libertines, Arctic Monkeys, The Cribs, Voodoos, The Estevans, Ric Photo Jamie Cartwright
REVIEW: Denise Johnson – Where Does It Go
I’m going to say what everyone is thinking. Denise Johnson was and is one of the most underrated female vocalist to come out of Manchester. The likes of Lisa Stansfield and Rowetta may have received their acclaim, rightly so for…