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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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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Asterous are Vancouver, Canada-based Rummy Kandola and Don Beaudoin. They’ve made a few appearances on our blog already over the last twelve months or so, but their new track is a bit different from their previous releases in that it is entirely self-produced. It’s called Animus.
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Sinikka Monte is a St.Pölten, Austria-based contemporary pop artist whose heart-breaking new track has put her on my radar. Telling the story of love that ends in betrayal, it’s called Dead End.
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Videotapes. is a London-based alternative rock act who take their cues from the likes of At The Drive-in, Mogwai and Fugazi. Relatively new to the scene, they released their first single howl (for jane doe) in May. But it’s through their two track EP forest/fire that they’ve caught my attention.
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Terry K 3TL are a country folk group led by Niagara On The Lake, Canada-based Terry Kozachenko. They first came to our attention at the end of last year thanks to their undefinable track 15’s Up. The single kicks off their second album Tell Me A Story, setting the scene for what is an intriguing collection.
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Evie Balfe is a dream pop singer songwriter now based in London, but originally from a little closer to home – the other side of the Humber Estuary in Lincolnshire. She first came to my attention earlier this year through her moody track Wearing A Crown, and now she’s back with a new one exploring her struggles with sexuality. It’s called Toxicity.
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Shilpa Ananth is a Brooklyn, USA-based Indian singer songwriter who has caught my attention thanks to her moody, experimental new track and video The Search.
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Alana Jagt grew up in rural Australia and it was the small towns she knew when she was young that has inspired her latest single and, indeed, her new album Goodbye Grote Bollen, released yesterday. The single reminisces about Nukunu Country in South Australia and it’s called Stirred The Dirt.
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