A swooning, dreamy track of Twin Peaks-esque bliss, Lauren Spiteri’s ‘Someone Else’s Dream’ glides seamlessly between heartache and euphoria. For fans of Kate Bush, Lana Del Rey, Pulp, Black Honey Live: April 18 London Lion Coffee + Records May 17…
The Kicklips new Stranger Things inspired video is soundtracked by a vintage sound that zooms bang up to date. Furious guitars, stand out vocals and a melody so smooth it’s effortless, this is The Kicklips kicking on. For fans of:…
Infectious, shimmering indie with shoegazey guitars, sharp lyrics and trippy cinematic euphoria. For fans of Wolf Alice, Dream Wife, Hinds, The Orielles, The Seamonsters Photo by Charlie Woodward May: 03 Liverpool Sound City 04 Live At Leeds July: 12 Readipop…
Long time TF favs Medicine Men are back and doing what they do best, tugging at the heartstrings and inviting a mass ruckus/sing-a-long on the dance-floor. Catchy grooves and with lyrics that resonate, it’s a welcome return we’re hoping leads to album #…
Glam indie kids making sun drenched 80s pop with a dark twist, Sad Boys Club mould synth soundscapes with stirring Bunnymen-esque vocals proving song can be both melancholy and uplifting in equal measure. For fans of The 1975, Foals, Echo…
Earworm melody, genius lyrics and a vocal that gives ya goosebumps plus the video’s directed by Jordan from Neon Waltz – there’s absolutely nothing not to love here. View frontman Kyle Falconer releases another belter from his brilliant debut solo album ‘No Thank…
Stockport’s Matter Of Mind are guaranteed to get crowds bouncing with this fresh and upbeat rock track. Deep instrumental layers interweave with thumping drums, neatly tied together with a chant-a-long chorus that’ll blow your socks off. For fans of: Foo…
Lyerr bring infectious alt rock with melodic hooks and swagger to rival many Mancunian bands who’ve gone onto great things. Big tunes, big attitude and going places, fast – and that ain’t a lie. For fans of: Oasis, Arctic Monkeys,…
When it comes to getting a crowd going, The Green Brothers have got the goods. The Essex gang serve up choppy bouncing indie with a side order of enticing darkness. The band are already causing a stir – and it’s…
Joining the host of talent currently emerging from Merseyside, Life At The Arcade deliver soaring vocals, addictive rhythm and classic indie guitars. Not to mention that epic chorus – here is one festival worthy anthem. For fans of Catfish, Circa…