It’s been 15 years since The Polyphonic Spree released their iconic debut album ‘The Beginning Stages Of…’ and 2015 calls for a 15th Anniversary tour where we will be treated to the album in its entirety. They’re toured the UK…
Birmingham’s Juice threw themselves into the indie spotlight in early 2014 with their debut track ‘Sugar’. It was oozing with funky Brit-pop attitude and distorted guitars leading into a mighty chorus. After being featured in NME’s Radar section and gaining…
If I was granted one magical wish this week (excluding the ability to remove discrimination and war from the world) it would be for the world to read this article and discover Shopping. This London three piece blew me over…
Chelmsford rock duo The Midnight Barbers have arrived back after debut single success of ‘Business’ with another cracking track. Ben Rowntree and Jack Pepper come together to make and mould real nostalgic classic rock, with twists and hints of old…
It seemed relevant to write about Screaming Peaches this week, as I discovered just over a week ago that they had very recently got a new drummer and changed their name from Movie. It was a cool name, but clearly…
The debut single from The Microdance ‘Making Plans For The End’ is a dramatically ethereal yet spritely track with driving guitar leads and atmospheric synths. Alex Keevill’s gruff, intrusive vocal – that wouldn’t be misplaced on a heavy metal track –…
Searching out and discovering great new music is a joy and sometimes a mystery. I rarely remember when I first heard a song or a band, but I know when I get a good feeling about it. I got that…
Latitude Festival this weekend was 4 days of lovely weather, lush tunes, and learning the importance of sun cream. However, the best thing I discovered over the weekend was lots of awesome new music, with The Lake Stage and The…
Enigmas and mysteries are a rarity in the modern day music industry. Twitter, Facebook, Snapchat, and all the social media apps you’ve never even heard of, help the music fan and the press to find out everything they could possibly want to…
Koichi Yamanoha, otherwise known as Grimm Grimm, last week released his debut album Hazy Eyes Maybe. Despite what connotations a name like Grimm Grimm may hint at, there is nothing grim or ghastly about Hazy Eyes Maybe – in fact it’s…