Take a look at The Turning just over a year ago, and you see a band beginning to realise their potential, beginning to wander from their home city and test the waters in the rest of the UK, and even…
Brighton-based nineteen year old, Fable, is a powerful new songstress who stands out from the norm in all the right ways. Having been compared to the likes of Thom Yorke and Portishead, Fable creates inspired pieces of music with intelligent…
Digitalism are back with a new single ‘Second Chance’. It goes back to their roots and the electro style that they started out with, but it shows their evolution since those early years. With vocals provided by Jen, an indie…
Bankrupt, from Budapest, are a trio with no boundaries. Their music ranges from ’50s surf rock to ’80s synth leads, but the combination of both can make their sound the perfect formula for an indie-pop anthem. Having been around for eighteen…
His Rooney and Rough days may be over, but Taylor Locke is doing anything but laying dormant. As his voyage into the realm of solo-artistry is only just beginning, his latest offering, the bizarrely infectious ‘Call Me Kuchu’, proves Locke’s…
Nottingham band Amber Run consist of Joe Keogh, Will Jones, Felix Archer, Tom Sperring and Henry Wyeth. Since forming at university a few years ago, Amber Run have played festivals ranging from the likes of Reading, Kendal Calling and Dot-To-Dot,…
Rating: Cheatahs are an alternative band from London that take a large chunk of the good stuff from the shoegaze genre, give it a futuristic twist and add a hint of garage rock to achieve their ethereal sound. The release…
As we all know, some of the best music around these days is underground and unsigned artists. The only downside to this is that there’s no record label to invest into our favourite new music and help them reach their…
Despite its lyrics and melody being written by a heartbroken Rikki Turner fourteen years ago, this new track, ‘Brown Eyes’, from The New Southern Electrikk is finally being announced as part of their Brown Eyes EP, which was released Valentine’s…
In their own world where genre seems to be a fluid concept, Time For T pack a rather astonishing amount of influences into their four and a half minute song, ‘Long Day Home’. Ranging from folk to rock, with even…