EP Review: The Violet Kind – ‘OXTR’
Having previously received support from M Magazine and The National, Scottish band The Violet Kind have released their innovative concept EP, OXTR. Tackling the reality of rape culture, the EP….
Tag: new music
Single Review: Van Common – ‘Moonlight Blue’
Having recently made the venture to solo artist, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Sebastian van Ravenhorst – aka Van Common – last year charmed ears with his single ‘This Afternoon’, and has….
Album Review: Ivan Moult – ‘Longest Shadow’
Having previously received praise from the likes of BBC 6Music’s Tom Robinson and supported acclaimed artists such as Willy Mason and This Is The Kit, Cardiff artist Ivan Moult returns….
Single Review: Desert Clouds –
Having had a few changes of line up since their initial formation back in 2008, London band Desert Clouds follow last year’s Time Distortions album with a brand new single…..
Single Review: XY&O – ‘Shades Of You’
Starting out as a bedroom project at uni, Welsh trio XY&O have received great popularity on Spotify for their debut EP Shimmer + Shade, and have now shared infectious new….
Single Review: Leisure Tank – Higher
Having already gained support from sites such as Punktastic and Get In Her Ears, indie-rock powerhouse Leisure Tank have now released their electric new single, ‘Higher’. The track is brimming….
Single Review: Nûrnbear – Words (Can Tear Down Walls)
Having made an instant impression on the UK music scene through their release of single Isolation, picking up support from the likes of Clash Magazine in the process, Danish synth-pop….
Single Review: BARQ – ‘Sassy Mouth’
Just one listen of BARQ’s new single, and you won’t be able to forget their truly immense sound. A poignant and relevant listen, ‘Sassy Mouth’ is inspired by the courage….
Single Review: HAWK – ‘Keeps Me Out’
Having previously charmed our ears with the gritty beauty and politically-charged angst of tracks such as last year’s double A-side ‘Can’t Explain’ / ‘Below’, HAWK have fast been building their….
Album Review: Hannah Epperson – ‘Slowdown’
Having grown up in Vancouver, Canadian artist Hannah Epperson is fast becoming known for her immersive, genre-defying creations. Now, following 2016’s Upsweep, she’s just released the album’s second half –….