Rock quartet We Came From Wolves have released their new single, ‘Places Unfamiliar’ out now via Vadana Records. Check out front-man Kyle Burgess’ tracks that have ‘soundtracked’ his life…
Life Is Like A Box Of Records: Magana
We welcome warmly Brooklyn-based Magana who has compiled a stellar Life Is Like A Box Of Records.
Hawk: ‘Mirror Maze’
Ahead of the EP She Knows, due for release 17th March next year via Veta Records, London-based alt-quartet Hawk have released, what I feel, is their most promising song to date. ‘Mirror Maze’ like most of the band’s discography has a muscularity about it, but this manages to cast a ghostly folk wave over it. Almost…
Stars And Rabbit: ‘Man Upon The Hill’
Having formed in Yogyakarta, Indonesia in 2011, duo Stars and Rabbit have gained critical acclaim for their authentic sound. ‘Man Upon The Hill’ is their latest release, which sounds, blissfully, like virtually no one else unless you venture down the route of comparing lead vocalist Elda to the likes of Joanna Newsom, which isn’t a…
Pillow Person: ‘Go Ahead’
Having already played with a number of bands already including the likes of Hot Chip, Sarah Jones has now debuted her solo project, Pillow Person. Her first single, ‘Go Ahead’, has a charm that permeates through every last moment. Pushing away the frivolity and oddities, it leaves a serious undertone that really makes this very special. This…
Life Is Like a Box Of Records: Cadence Kid
Multi-instrumentalist Cadence Kid, aka Jason Turbin, makes a welcome return, just in time for Halloween, with the release of his latest single, aptly named The Darkness, out now via My Music Mind. We caught up with Jason to find out about his most influential tracks: The Zombies – A rose for Emily The mix of…
The Duke Spirit: ‘Make It Alright’
I remember a chance encounter with The Duke Spirit back in 2005 in a Glasgow hotel, I was completely starstruck. We had seen the band at T in the Park earlier that year and Cuts Across the Land was consistently recommended on the various music forums I had become entrenched in. ‘Love Is An Unfamiliar’ still…
Vessels: ‘Had A Love (feat. Anna Of The North)’
My obsession with Vessels started around 2009, the Leeds outfit were one of the most vibrant and exciting bands to come along in some time. I saw them live for the first time in Glasgow’s Captain’s Rest, it turned out to be one of the most memorable shows ever attended. Their energy, musicianship and attention…
Denis The Night & The Panic Party: ‘Androgynous Love (Étienne de Crécy Remix)’
Étienne de Crécy needs no introduction, the French producer has one of the most impressive discographies to date and has been a staple in my record collection. His latest collaboration is with electro-pop band Denis The Night & The Panic Party and his magic touch once again showcases one of the strongest electronic artists of our time. ‘Androgynous…
Eat Fast: ‘Public Display Of Affection’
It’s not often that we feature every release from a band on the site. Newcastle’s Eat Fast have become a standout band if not the highlight of 2016. They continue a winning streak with their latest release, ‘Public Display Of Affection’. With a near-constant fist-pumping adrenaline from start to finish, this delivers the kind of heartfelt abandon that you…
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