Blankiflúr is a Reykjavík, Iceland-based electronic pop artist who has just caught my attention thanks to her new team up with fellow Icelandic musician Jerald Copp. It’s called Modular Heart.
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Marc Bird is a Hebden Bridge-based alternative folk singer songwriter who has graced our pages a few times now, culminating in an interview with Jane earlier this month. Ever prolific, he’s back already, this time with track and video Avatar.
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One of the few silver linings of the COVID pandemic was that it allowed many of us to take pause and think about our priorities. This was the case for Roseburg, USA-based blues rock outfit Widespread Haze. With studios shut and gigs off the menu due to the pandemic restrictions, the trio set about recording their debut album themselves. Move is the result.
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I recently shared German duo Cash I/O’s track Wednesday Evening, a track taken from their new album Sunny Moon. At the time I said I was excited to hear more and they’ve delivered. Km41 is a smooth track which combines jazz and electronic elements.
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Gillian Rae Perry is one of my favourite discoveries I’ve made through running this blog. At the end of last year, her brilliant concept album Lost Children first caught my attention. She then followed it up with the beautifully eloquent A Reminder earlier this year. The track features on her new album Gilligil which I absolutely had to listen to. Here’s my track by track review.
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Glass Cabin is the duo of Americana musician David Flint and singer songwriter Jess Brown. With over a decade experience in the industry, co-producing for other artists, they’ve decided to release their own material in the form of their debut, self-titled EP. Here’s my track by track review.
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Route 500 are a Brighton based indie rock and alternative folk group who have caught my attention through the second single from their upcoming debut album. It’s called Not Today.
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Hailing from London, Burning Juniper are an indie rock group with a sound akin to Catfish and The Bottlemen, The Cure and Foals. Their latest track, produced by Mark Ronson and Lana Del Rey collaborator Josh Tyrell, a bittersweet tale of romance. It’s called She Changes The Weather.
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Voodoo Bloo are an alternative rock four-piece based in Wellington, New Zealand, fronted by Sheffield-born Rory MacDonald. They released their debut album Jacobus back in 2020, and have just followed it up with their second, written during an unexpected low moment following their first album’s completion and release. The Blessed Ghost is twelve tracks that are one part therapy, one part fictionalised love story and one part self-discovery.
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