Siv Jakobsen’s enrapturing blissful debut ‘The Nordic Mellow’
When I think of Siv Jakobsen I shiver, the words conjure up the image of a storm to me. NotContinue Reading
Category: Album Review
Executive Toys show off their flair for the quirky with their debut album
I would normally fill this space here with a description of the band at hand that I’d written myself butContinue Reading
Matthew Barton’s beautifully mellow EP ‘Kittenskins’
Matthew Barton is an upcoming indie singer/songwriter based in the UK. He is self described as creating lo-fi sounds inspiredContinue Reading
Twiggy Branches throw their hat in the ring with debut EP
Twiggy Branches are a New York based four piece hailing from the indie rock genre. Their debut EP Waste Not,Continue Reading
Arcade Fire miss the mark with ‘Everything Now’
There’s a lot going on with Arcade Fire and their marketing strategies that seem daft, out of touch and atContinue Reading
Dan Croll’s sweet indie return with Emerging Adulthood
2013’s Sweet Disarray propelled Liverpool’s Dan Croll into indie bliss stardom. Emerging Adulthood was a chance for Croll to challengeContinue Reading
Foster the People give us third offering with Sacred Hearts Club
Foster the People are back again, this time with their hip-hop infused third album ‘Sacred Hearts Club’
Declan McKenna’s debut, What Do You Think About the Car?
After having kicked off life sticking ‘Brazil’ on SoundCloud at the ripe age of fifteen, Declan McKenna is making hisContinue Reading
