Discovery: Lazyrevs
Send Me A Boat is a new release from Irish folk group Lazyrevs, featuring twin male and female vocals on the chorus, as well as a beautiful … Continue reading Discovery: Lazyrevs
Category: Reviews
Discovery: Neo Noir
Last month, indie pop group Neo Noir released new track Wilderness, which featured Los Angeles based artist Aimee. By Jane Howkins Admittedly, the track is more pop based than … Continue reading Discovery: Neo Noir
Discovery: The Dirty Nil
The Dirty Nil are back with new track Pain of Infinity, and it sounds set to appeal both long time fans and those new to the band, carrying … Continue reading Discovery: The Dirty Nil
James – Living in Extraordinary Times
James are back riding a carnival of a musical celebration, with songs that are sure to become instant favourites on the first listen. Known for Come … Continue reading James – Living in Extraordinary Times
Discovery: Foresteater
Foresteater have a wonderfully fresh sound, mixing together indie rock with hints of 60s psychedelia and summery surf rock to produce something that sounds entirely their own. … Continue reading Discovery: Foresteater
Discovery: Goodnight House
Goodnight House is the primary musical output of Joel Lane, a native of the Detroit and mid-Michigan music scenes who relocated to Portland in 2013. By … Continue reading Discovery: Goodnight House
Discovery: Quiet Hollers
Addicted is the latest release from Louisiana post-punk/indie darling Quiet Hollers, with the track mixing new and older elements of indie together with a sad tale. By Jane Howkins … Continue reading Discovery: Quiet Hollers
Discovery: Wildeyes
From Nashville, Tennesse, Wildeyes bring raw, soulful country to our ears. Continue reading “Discovery: Wildeyes”
Wtfukishima, at The Fulford Arms
On Monday, legendary member of The Cramps, Fur Dixon, came to the Fulford Arms with her band Wtfukushima for a very rare appearance. Joining them on the night were The Black Lagoons and Hopper Propelled Electric. We headed down to bear witness with some photos of the action. Continue reading “Wtfukishima, at The Fulford Arms”
