Hailing from Liverpool, UK, Sisters is the band you didn’t know you needed. Packed with hard-hitting charisma and striking lyricism, the group threads the fine line between personal, relatable songwriting and indie-rock allure, a formula that’s being truly perfected in ‘I can’t see’, one of Sisters’ latest singles. In truth, there’s a touch of dreaminess […]

Having made a name for herself in the British capital as a torch singer and Soho storyteller, Madeleine Rose Witney has recently unveiled her latest EP, ‘From Now On’, a record that’s incredibly elegant and classy, rather nocturnal and sultry. Steeped in gentle, tender and playful soulful goodness, ‘From Now On’ does a good job […]

Folks might remember Elise Trouw as an internet sensation, a viral loop-enthusiast, multi-instrumentalist, and visual artist hypnotising audiences worldwide. Boasting the highest form of musicianship, Elise is the kind of artist that particularly resonates with fellow musicians and music nerds, although it’s fair to say that her reach has now flooded popular culture as well. […]

The keen reader will be aware of how much we love expansive guitar tones and dreamy distortions. It was then natural for us to discover Bliss Abyss, Oakland, CA-based outfit oscillating between visceral dream-punk and chaotic shoegaze allure, always delivering on their promise. Led by singer and guitarist Peter Wallner, Bliss Abyss have recently released […]

Marking our point of entry into Space Cartel’s eclectic artistry, ‘Giant Jack’ unfolds before our very eyes as a highly hypnotic and cinematic endeavour, a slice of emotional intensity and euphoric aural turmoil that’s as heartwarming as it is elegant and dreamy. Marking the London-based project’s latest effort, ‘Giant Jack’ sees founder, pianist and composer […]

We were busy writing about All The Young earlier this year, celebrating ‘Demons’ as “absolutely charming, an anthemic nugget of Britpop energy and meaningful lyricism.” We stand by our words; the Stoke on Trent-based outfit has long championed an anthemic, potent aural flair that’s hard to resist. Blending nostalgic and reflective songwriting with fierce, fuzzy […]

You have heard of Summer of 69, but what about Summer of 96? Well, Tillerman has an answer for that. The Leeds-based rock outfit has recently returned with their latest effort, a charming and relatable piece steeped in nostalgia and heartwarming lyricism. Aptly titled ‘Summer of ‘96’, the record sees Tillerman delving deeper into their […]

It’s great to see Mercy Kelly back, drawing the curtain on what’s been a crucial and transformational year for the British indie outfit. Oh, they have changed, alright! They have changed so much to have shifted from a five-member lineup to a quartet, a feature that doesn’t hinder their sonic charge. In fact, Mercy Kelly’s […]

Kate Pending. What does she have in store for us? A stunning, diverse, and vibrant EP. Honestly, we wouldn’t expect anything less from the Berlin-based producer and sonic artist. We have written about the project last year, celebrating the release of ‘Pigmented Reality’. Since then, Pending has shared a collaborative EP with Luke Tangerine, ‘Tomorrow’s […]

In a music landscape that encourages overly polished records and mainstream loyalty, Electric High seeks to break the mould, dropping a carefree, euphoric slice of nostalgic rock’n’roll and fuzzy, jagged guitar tones. What more could you wish for? Keen rockers all around the globe will likely deeply resonate with ‘Free To Go’, the Norwegian group’s […]

Following up on previous effort ‘My Lady’, Tennessee-based creative Gemïny returns with his latest single ‘Spin This Right’, a cohesive and evocative R&B/pop offering with a great deal of personal lyricism and introspection in it. You see, the piece delves deeper into Gemïny’s own experience with attraction and heartbreak, as he uncovers the darkest corner […]

‘Love is Like Heaven’ is a very interesting record. In fact, it’s sort of a time capsule, a track that’s been hidden for years, since 1997, to be precise, forgotten on an old DAT tape in a dusty Rotterdam studio. Part of an overarching album, ‘Acceptance Quotum Resonance’, the piece is the nuanced work of […]