Single Review: Steven Young – Delirious World
Scottish singer songwriter Steven Young has pulled together his vast experience of musicianship on the Scottish music scene, and harnessed it into a distinctive sound he can call his own…..
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Album Review: The Sherlocks – World I Understand
Indie rockers The Sherlocks release their highly-anticipated third album World I Understand today. Hailing from Barnsley, South Yorkshire, the four-piece has dealt with uncertainty and tour cancellations due to the pandemic as….
Album review: The Ghibertins ‘The Life & Death of John Doe’
Italian quintet The Ghibertins have shared their powerful sophomore album ‘The Life & Death of John Doe’ and it’s pretty darn magical. The album is a concept album that follows….
Single Review: Heidrunna – Erasing You
Icelandic pop artist Heidrunna has released her new single Erasing You today. The atmospheric track is taken from her upcoming debut album, Melodramatic, which is set for release this Spring. Erasing You bowls in and grabs….
EP Review: Let’s Set Sail ‘Enzo’
We’re finally getting round to clearing out our inbox before we consume a silly amount of cheese and wine over Christmas and we’ve found. some humdingers in the process. Our….
Enjoyable Listens release ‘A Laugh And A Half’
Warm yourselves up just in time for Christmas with Enjoyable Listens and their charming new single ‘A Laugh And A Half’. With a voice Tony Hadley would be proud of,….
EP Review: Aisha Badru – The Way Back Home
Today marks the release of US singer-songwriter Aisha Badru’s new EP The Way Back Home. The indie-folk artist delivers deep musings in her signature whispery vocal and the new EP is a….
EP Review: GARGALO – King of Dark Waters
GARGALO is the brainchild of singer songwriter and multi-instrumentalist, Bruno G. Roth. Having performed in bands in Spain, the Spanish-Canadian used the lockdown as a catalyst to create his own….
ROE thrives on ‘Too Much For Anyone’
Rising indie-pop songstress ROE returns with another infectious new single to sooth your soul. ‘Too Much For Anyone’ is out now feat. Ciaran Lavery. Following on from the release of….
LP Review: Kinnship & Pablo Nouvelle – Stones & Geysers
English multi-instrumentalist Kinnship and Swiss producer Pablo Nouvelle have collaborated on their debut LP Stones & Geysers. It’s a masterful “electronic folk” offering by a duo who are well on their way to carving out….