‘Born Into’ is the latest product of Yorkshire based trio FANS, and is the second track to be released from their self-titled EP, set to be released later this year. The track begins with the refreshing sounds of guitar strumming,…
It can be troubling when indie boys decide to go a bit psychedelic. One too many Doors records, some herbal medicine from their mate Ravey Davey, a tie-dye t-shirt later and they’re declaring it the next summer of love and…
With a name that means ‘Queen’ in both Hebrew and Arabic, it’s no surprise that Malka‘s music commands instant attention. Her catchy melodies and infectiously upbeat tracks are effortless in their attempts to make listeners get up and get moving….
Bête Noire‘s choice of name is somewhat clever; the literal meaning of the phrase being ‘something or someone that one particularly dislikes’, it seems they are far from that, with the London band gaining significant wide-spread praise since their birth just…
Signed to Universal, and having received support from the likes of Radio 2’s Dermot O’Leary, 6Music’s Tom Robinson and owner of Bella Union, Simon Raymonde, The Clear create charming slices of indie-pop, filled with catchy melodies and sweeping choruses. New…
Toronto-born synth pop four piece Grounders have a sound reminiscent of Tame Impala, Arcade Fire or ’60s baroque poppers, The Zombies, but with a mellow and ethereal edge. Their latest single ‘Drawing Space’, lifted from their debut self-titled album, blends…
Simon Lucas-Hughes, Elliot Buckle and their electronic brain-child Frett have been making waves across the blogosphere and the physical universe since the beginning of their musical collaboration several years ago. Emerging from the dark borderlands of Suffolk and Essex, the…
James Cherry – a Leicester lad, solo-swimming in the fresh genre of ‘aggressive soul’ – has just released his new single, ‘Cry Myself To Sleep’: the most intriguingly pleasurable track you’ll have the privilege of hearing this week. Already supported by…
Enchanting, folky and other-worldly, Flower Fellow‘s latest single ‘Madman’ feels like glimpse into the land of a fairy tale. At just seventeen years of age, the vocals of Colette Olive, ooze ethereally over waves of strumming acoustic guitar and atmospheric strings, creating…
It’s difficult to avoid sounding patronising when discussing the youthfulness of the members of Catalonia-based four piece MOURN – but it is remarkable that Jazz (18), Carla (18), Leia (15) and Antonio (18), are creating such intriguing rock music so…