Reviews
24 Apr 2013
Review | She and Him
She and Him, ‘Never Wanted Your Love’, Double Six Records ‘Never Wanted Your Love’, the first single to be released from the greatly anticipated new album Volume 3, will be (…)
24 Apr 2013
Review | Daughter
Daughter, ‘Human’, 4AD Indie-folk trio Daughter have released a song which is certain to secure their place in the hearts of many this summer. ‘Human’, the latest single to be (…)
11 Apr 2013
Review | Here Is Your Temple
15 Here Is Your Temple, ‘So High’, Bolero Recordings ‘So High’ is the forthcoming lead single from hot new Swedish shoe gaze quintet, Here Is Your Temple. Part of the fantastic (…)
11 Apr 2013
Review | Pyyramids
Pyyramids, Brightest Darkest Day, Paracdute Duos seem to be all the rage these days. Luckily, judging by their new album Brightest Dark Day, Pyyramids, comprised of songstress Drea Smith and (…)
8 Apr 2013
Review | Lisa Loeb
Lisa Loeb, No Fairy Tale, Membran It’s been close to twenty years since Lisa Loeb’s wonderful hit, ‘Stay’, which graced the soundtrack to Ben Stiller’s indie flick, ‘Reality Bites’ was (…)
8 Apr 2013
Review | Vienna Ditto
Vienna Ditto, Liar Liar, Independent Moody blues pop band from Reading, Vienna Ditto’s EP Liar Liar is a hit and miss hot toddy of a record to warm you in (…)
6 Apr 2013
Review | Haiku Salut
Haiku Salut, Tricolore, How Does It Feel To Be Loved The Baroque pop folktronica of Haiku Salut is guaranteed to usher you into spring the right way. On their debut LP Tricolore, this (…)
5 Apr 2013
Review | Scanners
Scanners, Mexico, Tigertrap An exhilarating travelogue in song: an account of the London-based band’s adventures on tour near the Mexico-United States border, a dangerous area due to continuing conflicts surrounding (…)
5 Apr 2013
Review | The Black Angels
The Black Angels, Indigo Meadow, Blue Horizon The Black Angels are a Texan four piece, led by Alex Maas on vocals, with fabulous drumming from their female member Stephanie Bailey. (…)
4 Apr 2013
Review | The Knife
The Knife, Shaking the Habitual, Rabid/Mute/Brille This April, sister-brother Swedish tag-team The Knife release their first full-length record since 2009’s score for Tomorrow in a Year, a Darwin-inspired opera, and (…)
