‘King of the World’ is the first original release from Croydon-born outfit Amusement since they re-appeared on the live scene with their rejuvenated line-up. They’ve removed all their old tunes from Soundcloud but… Continue reading
Halloween is almost upon us, and seeing as 99% of things are considerably better in list form we’ve compiled together a collection of songs to get you in the spirit of things.… Continue reading
Ω Originally featured in Mint Magazine Hailing from the fittingly cold and stony beaches of Brighton, Sealings are essentially an informed punk band with a penchant for monstrous levels of noise. They release… Continue reading
Indiana’s Triptides are another inspired investment from London’s Stroll On Records, a label who seem to have a gaze akin to that of Sauron when it comes to uncovering talented artists on the… Continue reading
Ω Originally featured in Crack Magazine With a far larger capacity, an abysmal location for travel, and a vast angular layout, WHP’s new venue – Victoria Warehouse – was always going to be somewhat… Continue reading
A pregnant intro of white noise precedes a muddy drop into this fuzzy, bass-heavy ode to The Shangri-Las’ Mary Weiss, with lyrics alluding to the story of her apparent run-in with the FBI… Continue reading
‘Starting Block’ is the latest release from sublime ‘electronic soul’ duo Stubborn Heart, following the fantastic ‘Need Someone’ EP, and preceding the release of their forthcoming debut LP on One Little Indian. The… Continue reading
Ω Originally featured in Mint Magazine Repetition, confusion, and detachment… Yep, Erik “Ripley” Johnson and Sanae Yamada have returned from their nauseating wormhole to deliver a second Moon Duo album, a physical portal to their… Continue reading
According to their Facebook page, Technicolor Teeth come from Heaven and have a vested interest in psychedelic drugs. Now I don’t know the band personally, but judging from the rest of the information… Continue reading
Ω Originally featured in Mint Magazine ‘Yearn’ is the first release on ‘New Ideals’, a brand new London-based label who hold the unnerving belief that “music should provoke austere feelings of love and discomfort”.… Continue reading
Wolf Alice have taken strides since gifted veteran Joel Amey took up the sticks for them at the beginning of the summer – transforming the band from a sweet acoustic hobby to an… Continue reading
Ω Originally featured in Crack Magazine Despite its name, the Soup Kitchen is not a charitable facility open to aid those cold, hungry and homeless ragamuffins of the Northern Quarter. It’s actually a… Continue reading
Ω Originally featured on Mint Magazine ‘Crystal Aquarium’ looks to be a fitting title for the forthcoming E.P. from Miami-based producer Jonathan Abramson, a.k.a. Between You and Me. This teaser track, ‘Jellies’ can be… Continue reading
Despite its glaringly obvious resemblance to the much-abused and over-imitated Joy Division sound, there’s something in the midst of ‘Fog Cutter’, the new track from Brighton’s Cold Pumas, that makes it completely listenable.… Continue reading
Releasing music on tape cassette format could be considered an entirely pretentious move; an attempt to catch people’s attention merely on the basis of being a little bit quirky. Furrow, on the other… Continue reading
What a stroke of genius from Manchester boy-band Shinies. They’ve just taken their latest single ‘Ennui’ – an average, recycled piece of grungey slacker-pop – and made it a million times better… Continue reading
