Tag: new music

Premiere: AJ Ellis shares new track ‘Breakthrough’

Taken from his second solo album, Never A Dull Moment, AJ Ellis is sharing his new single ‘Breakthrough.’ It’s been a long time since Ellis’ days in Five O’Clock Heroes, and four years since his debut solo offering, but ‘Breakthrough’ is a…

Tracks Of The Week, 19.03.18

Sharing the first taste of his forthcoming debut album, Daniel Blumberg (Yuck, Oupa and Hebronix) has released title track ‘Minus.’ Combining raw, emotional song-writing with an improvisational, free-music ethos, ‘Minus’ is taken from an album which was recorded live in…

PREMIERE: Baby Raptors share new single ‘Strangerz’

Acclaimed New York dance-pop outfit Baby Raptors are today sharing their new single, the hugely dance-able ‘Strangerz.’ Following the release of their self-titled EP last year, ‘Strangerz’ combines 80s song-writing, with a sound so incredibly fresh. It’s a dose of…

INTERVIEW: Asylums, Suspects & SONS

Southend indie punks Asylums will be headlining The Sebright Arms on Friday 23rd March, with support from Cool Thing Records label mates Suspects & Brighton duo SONS. It’s set to be an adrenaline-fueled frenzy of  punk and alternative sound, and the ideal warm-up…

EP: Plastic People – ‘Gripping Reality’

Having started to make a name for themselves last year on the gig/festival circuit, earlier this month Plastic People have shared Gripping Reality – a dose of swaggering noise that floats somewhere between Queens of the Stone Age and The…

INTERVIEW: Albert Hammond Jr.

Albert Hammond Jr.’s new solo offering Francis Trouble dissects an intense and deeply personal topic – the stillborn death of his twin brother, Francis. The Former Strokes guitar grandiose explores the lingering effects that this tragic event has had on his life…

WATCH: Fairhazel shares new track/video, ‘7×7’

Part of Communion’s Singles Club, Fairhazel (aka Hugh Macdonald) shares his debut offering ‘7×7.’ With a youth spent in Cape Town, London and Paris, Fairhazel’s exposure to many different cultures is clear in ‘7×7’ – genre spanning, expansive and impossible…

Track: Cabbage – ‘Preach To The Converted’

Mention the words ‘Cabbage’ and ‘album’ and ears prick up. Reactions are gauged and opinions voiced by any music fan with an ear close to the vast ground paced by the Mossley punk-rock quintet. It seems all too surprising Cabbage haven’t…