Category: indie rock

• Hak Baker: “Worlds End FM” Album Review – Baker brings back nostalgic noughties

  Aug 24

  Hak Baker, one of the most prominent black artists in the alternative scene, shares his limb of London Life through a shade left of Mike Skinner and Pete Doherty. Superimposed… more ›

• Artist Spotlight: English Teacher

  Aug 16

  News Flash: Leeds-based quartet English Teacher are a shoe-in for the new sprawling force in the world of post-punk. Amongst the woozy splashes of alternative, bandleader Lily Fontaine finalises her… more ›

• Girl Ray: “Prestige” Album Review – indie trio take up disco with dazzling results

  Aug 4

  All-girl (Ray) glamour blend new wave with disco-pop as a dazzling homage to the queer dance-pop culture of 1970s and ’80s New York. We continue our All Women in Rock… more ›

• Darlingside: “Everything is Alive” Album Review – Baroque folk-pop quartet put on a harmonious display

  Jul 30

  Boston-based quartet take us into gardens once again with their slice of baroque folk-pop on fourth: “Everything Is Alive.” It’s felt like only yesterday since Fish Pond Fish was released… more ›

• Youth Sector: “Quarrels” EP Review – art-rock has found a new champion..

  Jun 21

  THERE’S NOTHING LIKE IT AROUND HERE… This Brighton give-piece art-rock have every utensil to have the smack of Talking Heads: agitated synth-warbles, busy guitar spunkings and enough witty charm to… more ›