On his new EP Existentialism, independent singer-songwriter Jared Bond has taken a delightfully defiant stance against the commercial music industry of old. There may be only … Continue reading EP Review: Jared Bond – Existentialism
British indie-rockers The Howlers have quickly made a name for themselves within the music scene, with D.R.I.V.E being another killer new single for the band. By … Continue reading New Music: The Howlers – D.R.I.V.E.
It’s been a while since we’ve featured Swedish group Drops of Indigo in these pages, so it’s great to see them return with a killer new … Continue reading New Music: Drops of Indigo – Mother
Indie outfit Litany Blue have just released an amazing new single titled The Hit, taken from their album Examination. It’s a fantastically catchy piece of music … Continue reading Discovery: Litany Blue
American singer-songwriter Jake Herring appears for the first time in these pages with his new release, Hollow Man. I’m surprised we’ve not covered Jake’s music before, … Continue reading Discovery: Jake Herring
I’d always seen The Kooks as a light-hearted band – almost the epitome of fun and breezy.
Continue reading “Live Review: The Kooks Deliver Heartfelt, Knockout Gig with Humility and Style”
I’m assuming that the vast majority of our readers are now well aware of British indie rockers The Howlers, as we’ve shared their music a lot … Continue reading New Music: The Howlers – L.A. Morning
Messy Eater has been a firm favourite of ours for a while now. Pairing music and illustration, the York-based project led by Pete Bott, offers up some fresh funk and indie.
Continue reading “Soundtrack Your Bank Holiday With Messy Eater’s Anti-Productive Anthem”
In the past, I’ve completed several round-up reviews based around underground indie rock music. However, the indie movement features a lot of bands/artists that wouldn’t necessarily … Continue reading Underground Indie Music – A Round-Up Review
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