Whyte Horses The Snowfalls single review
Sometimes great tracks take a little while to grow on you, but in The Snowfalls, the debut single from Whyte Horses, you're taken almost...
Hookworms, On Leaving single review and 2014 tour dates
Hookworms are about to burrow into your tiny little minds with a psych overload in their second studio album The Hum, and with their...
El May, Thrills review and 2014 UK tour dates
Australian singer and songwriter El May - AKA Lara Meyerratken - has just put out her second studio album, entitled The Other Person Is...
White Reaper EP review
Hold the phone, stop the press, pick up the chips and kiss my face, we've got a new punk band on the record player...
The Horrors, I See You review
The Horrors have confirmed that they will shortly be returning to the music fold with a fourth studio album, Luminous, and to mark the...
Kaiser Chiefs, Bows and Arrows review
Kaiser Chiefs have confirmed that they'll be back with a new album later in 2014, but for anyone pining hard for a riot far...
Curxes Avant-Guarded review
Blitz-pop specialists Curxes have returned with new single, Avant-Guarded, following an 8 month break since the self-release of debut singles, Haunted Gold and Spectre...
Anna Calvi, Suddenly review & tour dates
Anna Calvi recently released her second album, One Breath, and with a fair amount of music press love for the record already in the...
Veronica Falls, Nobody There review
While Veronica Falls are pretty busy these days touring the world and playing the veritable heck fire out of their self titled debut, Veronica...
Courtney Barnett The Double EP: A Sea of Split Peas review
Courtney Barnett is the new Ozy Sheila on the alt-rock block and instantly she's the best we've heard in one hell of a long...
Quasi, See You On Mars review
Twenty years of indie-rock doesn't seem to have taken the edge off the hard touring duo that makes up Quasi, as they get set...
Arctic Monkeys Why’d You Only Call Me When You’re High review
Arctic Monkeys are back next month with their fifth studio album and their latest single, Why'd You Only Call Me When You're High? is...
Vienna Ditto EP review
Vienna Ditto released their self titled EP a couple if weeks back and it's a work of left-field class, which Huw Stevens described as...
Guards, Ready to Go review
New Yorkers, Guards, have just finalised their debut album, In Guards We Trust, set for release on the 29th April 2013, so here's an...
Here Comes Your Temple, So High EP review
If you can make it through the video for Here Comes Your Temple's So High, the lead single from their debut EP of the...
Big Deal, In Your Car review
The new music onslaught from Big Deal is starting to build for the release of their second album, June Gloom, and the recent announcement...
Thao and the Get Down Stay Down, We the Common review
Debut single and album releases from San Franciscan folk bands with activist tendencies could go one of two way, but luckily Thao and the...
The Rolling Stones, Doom and Gloom review
The Rolling Stones became one if the best rock bands in the world by focusing on being the best blues band in London, Britain...
Villagers, The Waves
Villagers are back for the tail end of 2012 with their new single, The Waves. Unconventional and infinitely esoteric, it's a good indication that...
St. Spirit, Build A Life free download
With the release of their new EP, Something Terrible, on the 3rd September 2012, St. Spirit has put their latest single, Build A Life,...
