Jordan Dean, remember the name: This guy is a serious talent and will definitely be on the indie pop scene for a long time to come. Although he may reside across the pond in the USA, his heores are closer to home for us British folk. Inspired by the likes of Arctic Monkeys, Jamie T…
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The very unique Portland-based group have turned heads with their new EP ‘Japanesy If You Please’ and it’s clear to see why. On this rollercoaster of music, they explore a number of first world problems, such as COVID-19, as well as less serious issues, such as all you can eat sushi (I’m not sure either).…
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Forget Abbey Road, if you want to write and record a brilliant album it would appear a remote farmhouse is the place. Four Crooks used lockdown far more productively than some of us. I don’t know about you, but I would say watching 4 series of Gossip Girl is productive. Instead of binge watching TV…
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I know what you’re thinking, Australian Indie band that perform Flamenco music? I understand it might not be the most obvious combination, but it’s one that works. The Melbourne-based band have been showcasing their talents since 2013 when they were buskers in a local shopping mall. Fast forward seven years, they’ve brought out an album;…
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Now, we’ve all been in this position. You go for an interview, you think you’ve aced it, but you never hear from the employer again. Sucks right? Well, with their single ‘Paper Me’ , this unlikely double act know exactly how you feel. After being made redundant in Summer 2019, father of the team, Richard…
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Australia is known for producing hit indie rock bands and that trend certainly doesn’t stop with The Bonnie Doons. The band have attracted renowned praise from the likes of NME and are hoping to carry on their success as they set their sights on the rest of the world. Their new single, ‘Fred’, may sound…
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Glasgow based singer-songwriter Michael Cooke has come bursting onto the scene with his new single Losing My Mind For Nothing. The track starts with a slow yet punchy guitar pattern, easing the listener in to this emotional adventure. As the tune progresses, the sounds begin to build up as you approach the chorus. As it…
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Rising pop artist Ruth Brosnan has released her latest single, Toodle-oo, an upbeat, effervescent track which highlights her individual strength of character and honesty, along with a wicked sense of humour. Ruth wrote this song to promote and encourage independence in women of all races and backgrounds but Ruth’s own playful personality shines through. Watch…
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Since leaving his former band ‘Indigo Violet’, Widnes-based Liam Hillyer has kicked off his solo career with unmatched local support. With traction quickly picking up on streaming platforms, and the demand for his gigs ever increasing over lockdown, Liam released his debut EP “Two Meters”. Following the unprecedented success of the DIY EP, the Widnes…
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Australian-born Josh Kroehn has previously wowed music listeners of his homeland, with rave reviews from Happy Mag, Buzz Music and Glamglare. His debut EP, “Something I’ve Found” saw huge success – peaking at no.7 in the Triple J Unearthed Charts. His influences include singer/songwriters such as Ben Howard and Dallas Green (City and Colour) as…
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Following their recent social media success through receiving over a quarter of a million YouTube views for their last single ‘Attention!’, lead man of Apache Rose, Ilya Novokhatskiy has attributed the Russian bands worldwide success to Steve Jobs and Garageband. With a background as a small business owner in Moscow, Ilya Novokhatskiy always made music…
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If you are looking for the next track to get you through week number we don’t even know of lockdown then Future Fires’ latest single, Halfway Down, is for you. Darkly brooding, addictive and urgent may be a handful of emotions that you are feeling right now but they are also how Birimingham’s Future Fires…
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