Scarlet Joy are the Lincolnshire-based rock trio of Sophia Woodcraft, Tom Latham and Drew Moore. They’ve featured once before on the blog courtesy of their second single Rescue. Cut Diamond is the follow up and speaks of escapism and excess.
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Hailing from New York, USA, Fat Trout Trailer Park are an alternative rock duo who have caught my attention through their anti-capitalist new track Belt.
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We’ve been following Driffield-born, London-based Liam Palmer’s music since 2019, and his track Far Unseen is one that I’ve returned to time and time again. He’s just released his latest with his collective HD Hausmann, a song about building something for the future. It’s called Home.
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Big Society are a Manchester-based indie rock band that we’ve been featuring on the blog as far back as 2019. Now they’re back with a new one which deals with inward change, moving from denial to acceptance. It’s called Bull (On Wheels Pull Thread).
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Tabula Rasa is the second release from Morpeth-based father and son song writing duo James & Paul. A collection of fourteen songs all recorded over the past year sees the pair taking on subjects as diverse as Armageddon, COVID and whether Clyde’s life might have panned out differently if he hadn’t met Bonnie. Here’s my track by track review.
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Hailing from Brunswick, Australia, Michelle Limanjae is an alternative rock singer songwriter who burst onto my radar earlier this year through her beautifully unique track Pluviophile Song. Now she’s back with a new one – a cautionary tale of keeping your feelings bottled up. It’s called Sane.
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1.0.8. is the performing name of Andrew Stewart, a North Yorkshire-based artist who I’ve featured before on the blog. It was the originality of Andrew’s sound that first caught my attention, with genre descriptions proving elusive when I reviewed his single Creature. With that in mind, I was keen to hear more from him, so thought I’d give his new album Devotion a listen.
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