EP Review: Another Sky – Forget Yourself
“There is another sky, serene and fair; And there is another sunshine, though it be darkness there” Fiction Records have long been home to a staggering throng of unique talents….
Category: Electronic
Single review: Alberteen – ‘The Son’s Room’
Here at Fortitude, we like to celebrate all genres of music and that very much includes the weird and the wonderful. Alberteen are a band that defy genre and their….
Album Review: Young Fathers – Cocoa Sugar
It’s extremely difficult in the modern age for artists to safely progress. A step too far and they can lose their old fans – a tightening of the formula and….
Single review: Dream Estate ‘You’
2017 may have been a pretty rubbish year in terms of equality, politics and terrorism, but we have to admit there’s been one thing that’s been keeping us going and….
Single review: Victoria Celestine – ‘Can You Hear The Echo?’
Multi-instrumentalist Victoria Celestine returns with yet another catchy as hell new single. ‘Can You Hear The Echo?’ is out now via Yellow Brick Music. Despite her tender years, Victoria has….
EP Review: LOOP – Call Me LOOP
London-based singer-songwriter Georgia Buchanan, AKA LOOP, has released her debut EP “Call Me LOOP”. Although brand new blood, LOOP is carving herself into one of the UK’s most exciting pop….
Album Review: Alison Moyet – Other
Anybody who has kept track of Alison Moyet’s movements in recent years will know of her partnership with the extraordinary Guy Sigsworth (Famed for his collaborations with Bjork, Imogen Heap,….
Single Review: Avante Black – Make A Mess
Over the last ten years, my faith in music has been alternately eroded, bouyed, crippled, and rebuilt, as I watched the charts devolve into a revolting parody of the true….
Single Review: Shadowlark – Do Your Worst
Come and get lost in the misty, night-drenched aura of Shadowlark’s debut cut ‘Do Your Worst’. It’s hard not to love a bit of gloomy synth pop, in that there’s….
Single Review: Dirty Dollhouse – ‘The Last Time’
Female electronic-folk trio, Dirty Dollhouse, seemed to hide themselves away in their evocative and euphonious empire after the release of their debut EP, ’25 Shades’, back in 2014. For fans of….