Regular readers should know the name MOLTENO by now. The East London-based artist has been gracing our pages since 2018.
Continue reading “Toxic Nostalgia Has MOLTENO Under Water in New Single Daydream”
Alan Mair is technically best known as the founding bassist and driving force behind Scottish post-punk pioneers The Only Ones. However, Alan has long been a … Continue reading Album Review: Alan Mair – Field Of One
People often say that rock music is dead nowadays, but that’s clearly not true with bands like Rogue Angels sparking up the independent rock scene within … Continue reading Interview: Rogue Angels
I was introduced to the wonderful world of Bliss Carmxn (real name Adam Kaasa) through his remarkable single Caffeine Orange.
Continue reading “Bliss Carmxn is Back With a Quirky Indie Pop Anthem”
A couple of years ago, I used to do a regular round-up of my favourite songs of the month. This time the review series is back … Continue reading Monthly Favourites Remastered: Volume One – Jane’s Favourite Songs of the Month
Four years on from their last LP Here Is Everything – and a further eight since frontwoman Juliette Jackson first laid the foundations for the band – the … Continue reading The Big Moon Announce New Album & Leeds Date
I’m often sent music from young artists who are extremely talented for their age but still require a little growing up to reach their potential. Then there are those who already seem to have it all figured out.
Continue reading “Discovery: Teen Noah K Drops Timeless, Psychedelic Album”
An artist who is new to us, it seems only appropriate that we’re discovering James Crowley through his latest single Co-Pilot, an exploration of new love.
Continue reading “Discovery: Poignant Polish Makes James Crowley A New Love”
Singer-songwriter and guitarist Fiona Amaka has become known somewhat within London, due to the way she so easily blends together elements of soul, rock, the blues, … Continue reading Interview: Fiona Amaka
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