If you are hunting for a new rock band that will excite your playlists then look no further than Last Chance who has recently announced that their new self-titled album is available to purchase and stream now. The album itself has a clear hard hitting sound throughout, bringing out the core of modern rock music…
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Are you on the look out for exciting new Christmas music for the playlist this year? We’ve got just the track for you! ‘Happy Christmas (War Is Over)’ by John Lennon has been altered by the jazz styling and talent of Michael Tinholme and his Band of Legends. Recreating this classic with the same familiar…
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Believe in love at first sight or not, Julia Hoffman’s new single ‘Hopeless Love’ tells a painstaking confessional story of an instance entailing just that. While the phenomenon of love at first sight is like believing in ghosts to some, Hoffman paints the picture of an instant connection between two hopeless lovers, meeting on a…
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Leathered in fuzz, driving drums and swaggering vocals. Winchester 7 deliver the new single ‘When The World Stops Spinning’ in a quintessentially British fashion, and in alignment with a personal love for Paul McCartney, 60s & 70s psychedelic rock and a vivid imagination. Contrary to what the name might suggest, the Winchester 7 are a…
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These Brazilian rockers are on a mission to use music to reflect what they’re passionate about. Their forthcoming album ‘What Lies Ahead Of Us’ touches on issues like environmental protection and the fight against racism. Brothers Victor (vocals, electric an acoustic guitars) and Vagner Lima (drums) alongside Joe Ferry (bass guitar) use the album as…
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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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Re-reading the headline, it seems like a typical Indie artist who think they’re the only one of their kind, but stick with me on this one. I must admit, when first reading about the Los Angeles-based Vanderocker that is exactly what I thought. However, after listening to their new EP ‘The Good Punk’, I take…
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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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Power-pop dynamos, Emperor Penguin are back! The release of their new EP, ‘Taken For A Ride’ is out now on Savage Frenzy Recordings. As the artwork suggests, Emperor Penguin have definitely not released the typical pop music that we hear in the charts today. Instead, they have taken a look back at their original influences…
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A few months back a reviewer here at Indie Crush asked whether “pop punk has become stale and formulaic” – lamenting how “songs about suburbia, pizza, mountain dew, vans, skateboards, and Hot Topic are a dime a dozen, earning the genre a reputation as inauthentic and formulaic…” Now that may well be true – but we’re here…
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