Finland’s moshimoshi first caught my attention last year through their debut EP Moshimoshi I but it’s been awhile since we shared anything from the Helsinki-based rock outfit. I’m pleased to say they’re now back on the blog courtesy of their new single Soon.
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Oh Anna! is the new two-track collection from Luxembourg-based math rock duo The Cookie Jar Complot. The pair are becoming a familiar name on our blog. Jane covered their EP Caviar Capital at the beginning of the year, and even interviewed them too. Now it’s my turn to run the rule over their music.
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Earlier this year, I shared London-based indie rock band Burning Juniper’s debut single She Changes The Weather. I was impressed with the lads at the time and now I’m happy to say they’ve returned with a follow up. It’s called What’s The Point.
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Warahenege, real name Praveen Somarathne, is a Manchester-based dream pop artist who I first discovered for the blog at the end of last year through his track Skyscrapers And Oceans. It features on his recently released debut EP, so I knew I had to give it a listen. It’s called Velvet, Black, Ignite.
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Isolated Corners, real name Edward Tucker, is an alternative rock act from Exeter who first hit my radar earlier this month through his track and video I Know Something That I Shouldn’t. He’s now released the EP from which the track is taken so I was keen to check out some more of his music. It’s called Sleeper.
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Hailing from Chelmsford, Stealing Signs are a four-piece indie pop band who have a penchant for the cinematic. Their latest track and video is called Care.
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Hailing from Bristol, Polemics are the alternative rock duo of Nathan Smith and Jeff Ingle with influences including The Mars Volta and Smashing Pumpkins. Their new EP The Sesh is a bruising affair and one they describe as “four brand new sleep paralysis bedtime stories.” Here’s our track by track review.
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