A trio of music films have been released in recent weeks: a biopic of Jeff Buckley, a film about Paul McCartney in the ‘70s, and now we have Elvis EPiC (Elvis Presley in Concert), the most enjoyable, if least probing of the three.
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Oh Anna! is the new two-track collection from Luxembourg-based math rock duo The Cookie Jar Complot. The pair are becoming a familiar name on our blog. Jane covered their EP Caviar Capital at the beginning of the year, and even interviewed them too. Now it’s my turn to run the rule over their music.
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Tyler Elden is a New Jersey, USA-based alternative rock singer songwriter whose sound ranges from the intimately acoustic to something more akin to 2000s post hardcore. His latest track falls somewhere between to the two extremes. It’s called Fallen Idol.
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Lupe Dragon is an American rocker who we’ve featured once before on the blog through her breakup track I Know What You Did. Now she’s back with another heart-breaking ballad. It’s called Your Charming Head.
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Jessie Deluxe is a Los Angeles, USA-based punk rock artist who has just released her latest album. Featuring seven tracks of fiery punk and metal, it’s called Magic. Here’s my track by track rundown.
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Jasmine Ash is a Los Angeles, USA-based alternative pop artist who has over 1,400 songs to her name. You may well have heard some of them in film and television. She’s just hit my radar through her stunning new track. It’s called We’ll Sing Again.
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Regular readers will know just how much I admire Luxembourg-based bedroom pop artist C’est Karma’s music. Since she burst onto my radar with her stunning track Girls, I’ve been keeping a close eye on her career. Now she’s back with a new song and video. It’s called Coffee.
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Marianne Engebretsen is a Norwegian singer songwriter who I first discovered last Autumn through her single Light As The Moon. The track is taken from her second album Something New, and I enjoyed it so much I thought I’d give the album a listen as well. Here’s what I thought.
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Finding their home somewhere between indie synth-pop and folk, Almahata is a Folkstone-based project that first started in April last year. Their latest single is called What If Now We All Change?
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