‘Don’t fuck your friends,’ Tim breathily intones on the slinky introduction to Dell Sez, it’s a slimy, grimy, swampy tune...
There seems to be about three styles jostling for attention on opening track Play Pretend, unfortunately by the chorus the...
This single from quartet Aloosh begins as a quirky jittery little number, before settling in a Casiotone For The Painfully...
An attention grabbing solo vocal from Anna Muchin kicks off I Won’t Let You Go before the track lurches deliciously...
Solo project from Monster Island drummer Wes Emmison shares some of the scruffy, angular style of that outfit, except wrangled...
Welsh quartet VVOLVES have an 80s industrial rock sound, it’s steeped in Joy Division-like echoing vocals on opener Clearer, a...
There’s some rather lovely backing vocals behind the spat and spluttered lyrics of lead singer Lewis Dyer on this gruff...
Opening track I’ll Get Better B4 It Gets Worse is a chundering rocker with MYSELF’s peculiar, almost Weird Al-esque anunication...
Auto-tuned electro-pop from Leeds based, Nottingham born, solo artist. First track Mystery is dancefloor indie-electro by numbers, a strident, standard...
Kissing Like Pirañas threads together the deliciously distorted bass of Maurizio Veglio with Diego Franchino’s tight, tidy drums into an...
“There is no such thing as bad publicity, except your own obituary.” – Brendan Behan, Irish poet. As the...
Opening track Yes I Am is a sassy number, Francesca Corradini’s cracked vocal acting as ringleader for the rocky instrumentation,...
This debut album from Wimbledon based solo-artist Jake Bailey is, according to his press notes, an effort to recapture the...
This is Surrey based trio Magic Eight Ball’s third studio EP, they’ve been together since 2006. Opening mini-track Perils Of...
This vibrant little single from Swedish band Steel Island knocks together the heads of Loney Dear with the arch-pop of...
