The Kindling have just released their second EP, Half Light, half-recorded in deepest, darkest Kent and half-recorded in a disused hall in south London. Such locations no doubt help create the dark, edgy feel of their music, carried by the…
Leeds’ own Dunwells are preparing to release their debut album Follow The Road at the start of next month, and to give us a tease they’ve put out this here video for the title track. They’ve kept it all rather…
When Al Lewis held an album launch show for his record Battles at St Pancras Old Church in February, he turned it into something of a two-for-one deal by recording the whole thing for future release. And that release comes…
Eloise Rees describes herself as “a small blonde singer-songwriter with a helium voice” but we think she might be being a little hard on herself. Sure, there’s something a little bit like playing an LP at 45rpm about her vocals…
In Deed by Marcus Corbett Something just a little bit different today in the form of a new record from Marcus Corbett, who has put his love of India at the forefront of his music. ‘In Deed’ is taken from…
In his review earlier this week, Max Raymond described the debut album from Field Report – a band put together by Justin Vernon’s former bandmate Chris Porterfield – as ‘captivating’ in their blend of a ‘warm, gorgeous aesthetic and Porterfield’s…
Ellen was the first one to say what we’d all been thinking: it felt like an indoor festival. As the last of a beautiful day’s sunshine poured in through the open windows on the top floor of Leeds’ Munro House…
When Louis Abbott was explaining how Admiral Fallow’s second album had come to have on it so many new sounds, he told us it was because his bandmates continued to surprise him with their array of abilities. And just in…
Peter Bruntnell’s career, which features nine studio albums to date, is to be treated to a retrospective next month and to give us a tease he’s put out a reworked version of 2004 track ‘Played Out’, with a helping hand…
We pretty much love Keston Cobblers’ Club. Their music is utterly infectious. If you don’t actually get up and dance, you’ll at least be tapping away. Stop reading this and just press play.