Fake Major – Little Researcher
I haven’t been able to get this song out of my head since hearing it last week on BBC Introducing. It is the Glasgow-based duo’s first official release. Little Researcher isn’t a a song that I would...
View ArticleBest of Birmingham: Jaws
[spotify id=”spotify:user:125939143:playlist:4cFMdSPPF9hdK69xHHYj8f” width=”300″ height=”380″ /] #2 Jaws Named after the Bond villain, Jaws is a four-piece outfit that sounds like a California surf...
View ArticleLapalux – BETHR
[spotify id=”spotify:user:125939143:playlist:0X8b7xRStEm5bCOQFRDS9U” width=”300″ height=”380″ /] If you’re a fan of XXYYXX, Ryan Hemsworth, or Flying Lotus (label mates with Lapalux at the prestigious...
View Article[NEW VIDEO] Cymbals – The Natural World
Synth pop four-pieces are a dime a dozen in London. So what’s the magical component that can turn some into sensations overnight? Whatever it is, it looks like Cymbals’ train is rolling in.
View ArticleIntroducing: The 1975
[spotify id=”spotify:track:2vLee4PHsXzskDXWm7T2vz” width=”300″ height=”380″ /] Nobody puts baby in the corner, everybody knows that. In that same vein, nobody puts a genre to The 1975’s music, because...
View ArticlePaul Thomas Saunders – Dementia, Depression, Psychosis, Blues
Leeds-born Paul Thomas Saunders has a voice that’s been compared to Robin Pecknold’s (of Fleet Foxes) and Thom Yorke’s. It’s so permeating and full of emotion that it almost gives you a lump in your...
View ArticleDexters – Recover
[spotify id=”spotify:album:1TiWukkTH4tJ0T9u1hHRjp” width=”300″ height=”380″ /] Love me a good break up song. Dexters’ anthemic guitar pop is reminiscent of something that we might have heard in the...
View ArticleBest of Birmingham: Laura Mvula
[spotify id=”spotify:track:1aAIFALAyNw5dzXERYW7bf” width=”300″ height=”380″ /] #4 Laura Mvula I vividly remember the first time that I heard She. Annie Mac inserted the track in the middle of her...
View ArticleIntroducing | Theme Witch
Two beautiful (grunge-free!) first demos from Portland’s Theme Witch!
View ArticleIntroducing | C. R. Smith
If you don’t like the feeling of having a power tool held up directly to your ear, you should probably steer clear of these. Otherwise…enjoy irresponsibly!
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