Pshonka is a Ukrainian-born, Brisbane, Australia-based alternative pop artist who has just caught my attention thanks to her new EP. A feast of dark fantasy and ’80s synths, it’s called Cities of Skin.
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Maiie is an indie pop singer songwriter based in Oslo, Norway who has been noticed in her local scene for her honest approach to song writing. Her latest has her hitting our radar here in the UK too. It’s called it’s been so long (since I felt that well).
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Tom Adams is a folk singer songwriter based in the small Cornish town of Falmouth. He released his first album Silence in 2017 but its through his fourth and latest that he’s hit our radar. It’s called Beside The Analogue Sea.
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Mt Fog, the recording name of Seattle, USA-based folktronica artist Carolyn B, has been making quite a splash on the underground music scene. Frequently featured on her local radio station and selected as a grantee of the 2022 Church of Noise, there’s a buzz surrounding her. A few single releases this year have accumulated in the release of her second album. It’s called Spells of Silence.
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MooseTooth are an Indianapolis, USA-based five piece who refuse to be defined by, or even care about, genre. It was that attitude that inspired the name of their debut album It All Tastes The Same, a project that incorporates folk, rock, psych, jazz and a whole bunch else. Here’s my track by track review.
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Seemingly as prolific as he is imaginative, Somerset-based alternative rock act Future Cavemen, real name Joe Tennant, is back with his second EP. I had the pleasure of reviewing his first EP I, late last year so I couldn’t wait to get stuck into this one. It’s called II.
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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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Bonze is a London-based electronic pop artist whose innovative new track Self caught my ear.
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Finch Faux is an electronic indie pop artist from Melbourne, Australia. Her new track, the fourth single to be taken from her debut album, is called Humbly Hollow.
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