There is a rare kind of power in a song that starts as a whisper and ends as a roar. … More
Tag: Review
Big Sleep – Old Friend
‘Old Friend’ sounds inherently intimate, and offers its listeners a place to rest. Dublin’s own Big Sleep have mastered this … More
ALLEY the band: “People give me inspiration”
ALLEY the band‘s ‘Telling Stories’ explores themes of love and loss, the EP reflects on the complexities of everyday life … More
Album: James Beastly – We Should Be Animals
James Beastly chooses to move through sound. On ‘We Should Be Animals’, his third full-length, the San Francisco songwriter trades … More
Album: Kris Dane – Kris Dane
There’s a quiet kind of defiance running through Kris Dane‘s self-titled record, it’s a record that doesn’t announce itself loudly, … More
Album: Cat Clyde – Mud Blood Bone
There’s something quietly disarming about ‘Mud Blood Bone’ from its very first moments. The album opener is a soaring release … More
Live: Up the Beam! Sunbeam stun with sun-soaked indie anthems at The Cluny
Photos by George Hutton Singer-songwriter Joe Bartley and indie rock outfit Park View made for a great opener to what … More
February Round Up
Limbware – Buga Suga Limbware’s ‘Buga Suga’ is a warm, funky, guitar-led math rock release that wastes no time making … More
SOLVIK – Between Tides
On ‘Between Tides’, SOLVIK craft a breath-taking alternative pagan folk offering that feels truly otherworldly. Rooted in Nordic folklore and … More
Florentenes – Madeline
‘Madeline’ is the charming new alternative rock release that introduced us to Florentenes. On their latest single the band bring … More