Quirky yet meaningful is a difficult balancing act to pull off, but the willis ordeal manage this with their self-titled EP.
Continue reading “The Willis Ordeal Bring Quirky Charm and Narrative Depth on Their Indie Pop EP”
If you’ve ever had the unfortunate experience of being ghosted by someone you care about, then you may find some solace in Irina Imme’s latest single, Rather Die.
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Since I discovered Ooberfuse for our blog in late 2024, the duo have proved themselves a singular prospect.
Continue reading “Ooberfuse head to Bethlehem for a seasonal message of peace”
A new, trans-Atlantic, alt-country-pop project, big riverz have caught my attention thanks to their second single, Running.
Continue reading “Discovery: the trans-Atlantic big riverz bring modern country pop melancholy”
Seven-time GRAMMY Award-winning artist Alanis Morissette has today announced she will be performing at Crystal Palace Park, London on Saturday 4 July 2026 as she returns to the UK and Ireland next summer for a very special run of just six exclusive dates.
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London-based alternative rock outfit Hallucinophonics are new to me, but I suspect I’ll be sharing a lot more of their music.
Continue reading “Discovery: Hallucinophonics haunt with metaphor-rich single”
Of all the artists I cover on York Calling, it’s the lyricists that I keep coming back to. Prince of Sweden is among the best of them.
Continue reading “Journey into a noir world with Prince of Sweden’s new concept album”
Our coverage of Ripsime goes back to 2023, yet there’s plenty of her back catalogue that we’ve yet to explore.
Continue reading “Pop innovator Ripsime launches new chapter”
Recently I ran the rule over Treading Water, the latest single from the wonderful MOLTENO. Now, she’s back with a remix of the track.
Continue reading “A new mix brings dark drama to MOLTENO’s latest single”
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