Sharon Lazibyrd – ‘Half Shame and Half Glory’ (album review)
We were impressed with Sharon Lazibyrd when she shared her EP, Opium of the Masses, just over a year ago. […]
mastersystem – ‘Dance Music’ (album review)
Fans of Frightened Rabbit, Editors, and Minor Victories know that these great UK bands are more associated with the new […]
Tazmin Barnes – ‘Powerful’ (EP review)
Achieving chart success with a debut EP is remarkable. Getting there again with a sophomore release can be trickier. Often […]
Ola Szmidt – ‘EP1’ (EP review)
Polish-born and York-based Ola Szmidt offers uniquely soulful dream-music. Threading vocal improvisations through exquisitely constructed musical loops, she deliver […]
Sharon Lazibyrd – ‘Opium Of The Masses’
Contemporary folk draws influences from all over, and none more so than the work of Sharon Lazibyrd, previously one half […]
Tourists – “Masquerade” (single premiere)
UK band Tourists may well look back on 2016 as their breakthrough year, achieving acclaim from influential tastemakers (like us!), […]
Daughter – “Not To Disappear”
Over the last few years, Daughter have reached popularity that lead singer Elena Tonra probably never conceived when she started […]
REVOLUTION – The Shoegaze Revival
It’s really incredible to look at the state of shoegaze within the last year. Seeing bands like the reunited Slowdive […]
Marika Hackman – “We Slept At Last”
Marika Hackman’s debut full length, We Slept At Last, is beautiful and haunting and, on first listen, a subtle folk […]
(A Very Quick) Interview with the UK’s Shannon Wardrop
Shannon Wardrop is an up-and-coming geetar-pop sensation from the UK. Heavily influenced by The Kinks, Rolling Stones, and dare I […]