Category: artist review
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YOUR NEW MUSIC FRIDAY: 09/09
As we wave goodbye to the summer solstice of musical delights; we say hello to the autumnal season of lo-fi and cardigan hot chocolate with the next segment of new music friday: Forget Me: Lewis Capaldi‘s first music in three years brings about a formula destined for melancholic familiarity from the lovable Scotsman. Another post-punk […]
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Artist Spotlight: Do Nothing
If the likes of Do Nothing are representing the Nottingham music scene of the lavish and extreme – then I’m here for it… A dark dexterity of half-spoken and surreal vocals matched with a blend of spindly rhythms, Do Nothing are sludge of avant-garde post-punk modernism that is so so exciting to listen right now. […]
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Artist Spotlight: Dead Pony
Ahead of their debut EP, “War Boys” set to be released on the 23rd of September, we take a look into an exclusive artist spotlight with… Dead Pony. Armed to the teeth with infectious battle-ready choruses infused with a Bikini Kill-esque grunge/post-punk sound to their mix, Dead Pony are ready and hungry to rip up […]
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KAMORA: ‘Feel Alive’ singles review – a feeling of summer magic
KAMORA are back with their third offering of 2022 with ‘Feel Alive’. A meteoric summer tune you’ve been waiting for, it has cemented their spot as anthemic indie-rockers as their signature sound is enriched with snazzy hooks with a feel-good factor equipped throughout their roster so far. This track navigates the theme of an individual […]
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Kings & Bears – Live 30/07 Review – music for the soul
The scene was set. Extended weekend at long-lost former home of Lincoln, Lincolnshire, UK. Setting the sights on the eclectic reggae-funk triage of Kings and Bears for a music reunion of sorts, it was a night to behold. There is a reason they have such a tightly-lipped reputation for their live shows.. no one else […]
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