Single Review: Hybrid Kid – Miracle
Having spent a number of years in their spiritual home of The US of A, Brighton’s Hybrid kid returned to Blighty with an expansive sound that deviated from Garage Rock….
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Album Review: Jonny Wildey – Nitely
Written over the course of a three year period, Nitely is the debut album from London-based neo-soul artist Jonny Wildey. The Brightonian embraced his love of classic 60s and 70s….
Single Review: Collect Call – ‘Pretense’
Brighton based artist Collect Call has released the dreamy new single, ‘Pretense’, out now via Murmuration. Having spent many years performing in bands, Joe Thorpe decided to take matters into….
Single Review: Night House – ‘To Be With’ / ‘New Year’s Prayer’
Brighton collective, Night House, have followed up their recent release ‘Unfold’ with the shimmering new single ‘To Be With’. ‘To Be With’ is a two part single released alongside b-side….
Single Review: Night House – ‘Unfold’
Having gained recognition through support slots with Ben Howard, Willy Mason and The Magic Numbers, Brighton’s Night House have unveiled their minimalist soundscapes to a wider audience through the release….
Single Review: Dearest Lovely World – Simon D James
Simon D James delivers us a love letter in his debut single ‘Dearest Lovely World’. With folk-infused melodies and warm vocals, the track oozes cosiness. The benevolent single is based….
Single Review: Papercuts – Freja Frances
Having previously received praise from the likes of Gigslutz and For Folk’s Sake, Freja Frances now returns with tender new single, ‘Papercuts’, out now. Carried by a bittersweet piano melody….
Review: Eager Teeth – “Eager Teeth”
A Wolf At Your Door Records seem to have a knack of finding good, promising British bands. Their latest acquisition “Eager Teeth” a five piece post-hardcore band hailing from Brighton seem to….