The album showcases The Murlocs’ growth as artists and represents a departure from their previous sound Continue reading ‘Calm Ya Farm’: The Murlocs’ serene escape into country-infused garage.
The duo solidify their reputation for producing visionary immersive sonic experiences Continue reading Waterbaby’s ‘22º Halo’ blends experimental electronica with dream-like melody.
Transcending its themes of pain, sadness, and loss, the record ultimately reflects unity and growth Continue reading London Slowcore band Deathcrash deliver on beautiful and fragile second album ‘Less’.
If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it… maybe just add a drum machine? Continue reading Shoegazing gets a lick of industrial paint on Sunnbrella’s ‘Heartworn’.
Gigi’s Recovery is a completely new atmosphere to what came before Continue reading “Alive in the city” The Murder Capital, Reborn on second album Gigi’s Recovery
Beyond its slide whistles and jokes, beneath its knowingly silly ‘post-clown’ label, Gentle Stranger are eloquent chroniclers of our present experience Continue reading Just another ‘Post-Clown’ album: Gentle Stranger, ‘Upon Return’.
Channelling diverse influences into a collection warmed by an analogue haze. Continue reading Spiralling Melodies and Twangy Guitars: ‘New In Town’ is the soulful debut LP by Rainn Byrns.
Shimmering psychedelic breakdowns, mesmeric krautrock corridors and hard-hitting singalong choruses. Continue reading ‘Tired Of Liberty’ by The Lounge Society is a call to action for a forgotten generation.
The state of inheritance and musical ancestry swims through the albums tracklisting. Continue reading Deliluh draw from guitar music and electronica on new album ‘Fault Lines’.
A 37 minute presentation of existentialism and youth. Continue reading Honeyglaze fuse intimacy and ambience on their debut album.
Combating the idiosyncrasies of a swelled modern consciousness. Continue reading Mauv unleashes ‘Armageddon’ on an intoxicating debut album.
There’s a lot to love, it echoes the hitmakers of the noughties dance-rock scene. Continue reading Wet Leg’s debut album is a necessary slice of escapist indie.
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