Captain Frederickson are a transatlantic experimental rock group from Reading, England and Buffalo, USA who had piqued my interest with their album The Yips. Here’s my track by track review.
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Toothbrush are a London-based alternative rock act who have just released their storytelling new single Kaleidoscope.
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May Roze is a Swiss-born, London-based electronic pop singer songwriter who has just released her debut EP. Used to process an emotionally difficult part of her life, it’s called Heal. Here’s my track by track review.
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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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Stephen G. Clayton is an indie folk singer songwriter based in Exeter who has just caught my attention through his new double-A side. Speaking of finding strength in the face of violence, they’re called Punchline and My Accident.
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Stephen Durkan is a Glasgow-based post punk artists who first hit my radar through his nihilistic, spoken word track I Want. Quite frankly, I was blown away by it, so I was excited to see he had new music out. His latest is called Prayer.
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This one is very special. Shepherd is the new video and track from German alternative RnB and indie electronic artist Dario Lessing. Teaming up with singer SHAMS, the pair have created something stunningly beautiful.
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James Chelliah is a British hip hop artist who describes his sound as “existential indie rap.” I’m not sure I could describe it better myself, as evidenced by a his new track, a collaboration with Cam May and Grace Joyram, called Something, at least.
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Identical twin sisters from Amsterdam, The Netherlands, LÖNA are a synth pop duo who have just released their ode to women, Deluxe.
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