Launchbox: Fairchild
Fairchild are an Australian Indie Pop band set to release their long awaited début EP ‘Burning Feet’ on April 25th through Canvas Sounds. Their Indie Pop sound reflected through addictive….
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Interview: Saint Raymond – “For me, age has been a bit of a weird one, ’cause it has just kind of happened.”
With a brand new EP, ‘Ghosts’ on the horizon, the addictive sound of Nottingham native Callum Burrows, better known as Saint Raymond is spreading like wildfire. Fortitude caught up with….
Live Review: Saint Raymond – Academy 2, Dublin – 04/04/14
Saint Raymond brought his festival lead music to Dublin on Friday in order to play two separate shows, one that he was headlining and one as part of the Trinity….
Launchbox: Morrissey & Marshall
Darren Morrissey and Greg Marshall are a Dublin-born, London-based duo executing a musical sound forming from a blend of originality and already perfected genres in one… Combining what can only….
Launchbox: Chasing Grace
Hailing from Hertfordshire, Island’s latest strength, Chasing Grace are one of the hottest newcomers on the scene… This fresh four piece, originally a duo, recently released their debut single ‘Free’,….
Single Review: Marika Hackman – Deep Green
A soulful trek into the jungle of Marika Hackman’s mind leads to discovering an angry, yet chillingly delicate take on folk music. Chop your way through the dense thicket, and….
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….
Oasis to re-issue ‘Definitely Maybe’ for 20th Anniversary.
A remastered version of the Manchester bands debut LP, including rare, unreleased tracks, will be released on the 19th of May. Good news for Oasis fans, but perhaps not quite….
EP Review: Hurdles – Where To Start
In a sudden stream of colour, Hurdles offer a slightly different tinge of indie-pop music; one that is difficult to ignore. In the same vein as Northern Irish indie-pop dabblers….
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….