There’s a lot of respect for the Open Room lads, not least for landing the job of opening for Delays […]
The perfect choice for a festive night, youthful Jonny Dare filled the stage with tinkling electro-indie and funky trumpets. Slow […]
Sounds like The Shaker Heights have opted for the oh-so-often, better to be safe than sorry approach with this radio-friendly, […]
Some might say the length of Inertia Bloom’s tracks is indulgent and unnecessary. They’d be right. To keep you listening […]
The current fixation with all things indie would welcome Pilotlight into the charts with open arms. The vocals are mostly […]
Summerteeth deserve your attention in every way. Not only are they cleverly catchy but, after going back to double-check, I’m […]
It’s impressive to be on your 4th record at just 19, but it seems that the latest edition could have […]
It’s hard not to smile when you hear this youthful band; they’ve got charisma and a great sense of fun […]
Something about Lee Roger’s voice is commanding and coarse, just like blues should be, as if roughened by years of […]
It’s hard to criticise the music for either tracks on William’s debut single, but the vocals seem to have an […]
A wet and miserable October evening saw rockers and emos alike gathering for cover in a venue less roomy than […]
You can’t deny Deeprock’s catchiness from the offset; they’ve got a strange and unique quality to them. The album is […]
Taking the name of an old Toto song, opener ‘Hold the Line’ pairs a slow paced intro with some heavier […]
An eighties style intro to ‘World Gone Daft’ will force you into either the love or hate category. An opening […]
Here comes the madness. At only two tracks long their demo squeezes every ounce of life out of both. A […]
What they lack in members they make up for with some serious song writing skills. A three-piece with a much […]
Wakeover pick such an apt name for their opening track. ‘Clarity’ showcases a young and fresh sound clarifying their potential […]
‘Ancient Sins’ provides a sinister opening to what appears to be a promising EP, with its lonely guitar strums that […]
As a follow up to their successful debut EP ‘Feel’, ‘Euro Pop’ dips its finger in so many musical elements […]
It’s hard to box Paisley Riot into any one category. An energetic four-piece that show clear signs of such a […]
Ultrasonic’s style wouldn’t exactly be my first choice from the CD rack, so I can’t pretend to be up to […]
Plastik kick off with ‘Teenage Prologue’ that, on first impressions, leaves you with thoughts of a band of happy, clappy […]
The Composers ease you in gently with an upbeat tune in the form of ‘A Way of Being Free’. After […]
Their noir-esque eccentric songs could be described as twisted and occasionally, beautifully angular. A set of heartfelt melodies paired with […]