Album Review: Braids – Deep In The Iris
Despondency has never sounded so alluring. Calgary art-rockers Braids have returned with a follow up to their excellent 2013 album ‘Flourish//Perish’. Three years and nine songs later, the trio have….
Tag: electro
Album Review: Laura Welsh – Soft Control
Pop music is baffling sometimes. It can be unoriginal, uninspiring, and frankly, boring at times. Happily, Laura Welsh’s debut LP Soft Control is a wonderful reminder of how remarkable and….
Interview: Lights – Mantras On Life, Love and Music
With all the best qualities of her last two albums, Lights’ Little Machines is hearty electro-pop magic that takes you, quite literally, through a Portal to another dimension. Following the release….
Review: This Burning Age – EP1: Supplication
Supplication is a confident debut EP release from This Burning Age. The EP is the first in a four-part, three-track series from the Electro-alt-rock outfit. With inspiration that spreads from….
LaunchBox: Juliette Commagere
The solo work of the former Hello Stranger singer is gathering momentum. Cutting herself a large slice of the pie, pop sensation Juliette Commagere has stepped into a new solo….
Album Review: Bombay Bicycle Club – So Long, See You Tomorrow
Another extraordinary reinvention, and another extraordinary outcome. London’s Bombay Bicycle Club return with a scintillating fourth album, that accentuates bursting rhythms, and a desire to be different. For most people….
Fortitude Album Of The Year: 7) CHVRCHES – The Bones of What You Believe
The Scottish trio’s debut album combines bullish song-writing with immaculate 80’s electro sounds. Following a stint at University in law and journalism, a long passion for music re-surfaced as Lauren….
EP Review: Eyedress – Supernatural
If you thought that Eyedress’s debut EP was a psych-glazed trip deluge of defiance and angst, you’d be right. However, the Filipino-based producer paints an even fuller picture in his….
Review: Middleman – Counterstep
Leeds-based quartet Middleman are a bit dangerous. Having every track on your new album licensed out to adverts is rare, especially an album that’s an amalgam of electrock, rapcore, dubstep….
Sigha – Living with Ghosts
London based producer Sigha’s (James Shaw) debut album Living With Ghosts has been greatly awaited since his already eleven releases on Scuba’s Hotflush label. The album out next week, opens….