Lana Del Rey – Born To Die
Can I be honest for a moment? There is no way in hell Lana Del Rey’s album should be as good as it is. When an album is led by all the… Read More
Introducing: C a v e s
Twitter can be a wonderful place for discovering new music – a case in point: I got up this morning to Jamie and Jamila talking about how “AMAZING” Caves is – and… Read More
All The Saints – Intro to Fractions
Repetition works. I didn’t particularly need any reminding of that statement – after all, certain sub-genres of music have already established repetition as their foundations, such as some forms of electronica, not… Read More
Remix Wednesday: Logo And Mr NÔ Take On Django Django And Enter Shikari
I thought Wednesday would be a good time to break up the monotony of the week with a few select highlights of the numerous remixes that end up in my inbox every… Read More
Tourist – Placid Acid
Sometimes, all it takes for a song to be great is a melody. Flourishes and additions are all well and good, but a song built on solid foundations and does exactly what… Read More
Conner Youngblood – Sketches Pt.1
I may have first come across Conner Youngblood (twitter) with the lo-fi and bass heavy sound of Monsters, but he’s not one to be kept within a genre bracket. No, we had… Read More
Introducing: Florian Lunaire
I first came across Florian Lunaire (facebook/twitter) in his band Disappearers about a year ago (we even tried to book them for our showcase), and his talent of crafting perfect pop noir… Read More
Introducing: The Arcadian Kicks
The Midlands was once a buzzing scene that broke bands such as Black Sabbath – but of late, there is a new wave of music coming out of Birmingham that’s grabbing the… Read More
