Launchbox: The New Infection
For fans of: Bloc Party, The Madness, Stone Roses. Over the past three years or so The New Infection have ridden a lot of waves: indie, punk, rock and the….
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LaunchBox: Antonio James
For fans of: The Streets, The Weeknd, Banks. London-based chillwave producer Antonio James is turning quite a few heads at the moment. With a rich, cosmic sound ready for Drive soundtrack, James….
Live Review: Nothing But Thieves @ The Electric Ballroom, London.
Nothing But Thieves did not disappoint with their blinding set at The Electric Ballroom. They’re the band on everyone’s lips at the moment as they set the airwaves alight with….
Launchbox: Tuska “We’re just here to make the kids bop.”
Tuska, the brain child of Richard Sturges and Rob Weaver, this duo makes tracks which I feel can only be describes as a garage rock tinged Tame Impala. With the….
Launchbox: Indigo Husk
For fans of: The Vaccines, Blood Party, Dazychains. Capturing the resurgent spirit of indie with a modern twist, Indigo Husk are a very bright star in the emerging London music….
Launchbox: Meg Mac
Anthemic, infectious and immersive are but a few words that come to mind when listening to Meg Mac. Songs such as ‘Grandma’s Hands’ capitulate what Miss Mac’s sound is all….
Infographic: The triumphant return of vinyl
The wonderful chaps and ladies at Liberty Games and Neomam have done some digging, and this is what they found. Vinyls have been a hot topic of interest of the….
Launchbox: Kit Trigg
Sometimes when you find something special you just have to shout about it. But with Kit Trigg, they’re so talented and exciting in the mix, they are grabbing people by….
LaunchBox: Nocturne
Moving, atmospheric and epic are just a select few words that can be used to describe the grandeur of music created by Ambient Folk-Rock collective, Nocturne. FFO – London Grammar,….
Launchbox & Premier: Project Alfie “The aim is to always learn and develop.”
Electro soul singer Project Alfie is establishing himself strongly in foggy London town. He places himself in the genre of Retro/Futurism, a combination that sees Project Alfie creating catchy pop….