It’s been a long old time since I first saw Eliza and the Bear in Canterbury, alongside my favourite band at the time – Sons & Lovers, over more than three years ago.
NEW MUSIC: ‘Felicity’ by The Night Café
The Night Café released their new single ‘Felicity’ last week and it’s certainly something perhaps a little darker than what we’re used to from the Liverpudlian four-piece.
NEW MUSIC: ‘Alone’ by MORGAN
Heavily influenced by the occult and astrology, MORGAN is a London-based evocative new singer-songwriter who emerged with her debut single ‘Alone’ last month.
Five-a-Friday – 16.06.17
Never fear because Five-a-Friday is here! And just like that Friday night chicken kebab, we’ve got five juicy tracks for you to take one big delicious bite into.
LIVE REVIEW: Marsicans @ Camden Assembly – 15.06.17
Marsicans took to the stage in their support slot to Natives, the quartet had just come off the back of a mile-clocking few days, playing their joyous indie-rock tunes in Cardiff before heading north to Manchester and then back down south to London at Camden Assembly – which was recently formerly known as the Barfly.
NEW MUSIC: ‘Starlight’ by Richard Walters
Richard Walters knows how to write atmospheric ballads. One listen to his most recent album ‘A.M,’ especially the song Awards Night will confirm this. His latest single Starlight continues in the same vein. It is a celebration of birth and an outpouring of grief, as the song reflects on the year Walters’ first child was …
NEW MUSIC: ‘No Good At All’ by Lucy Rose
It’s been five years since Lucy Rose released her flawless debut album ‘Like I Used To’. Her fragile, emotive voice captivated listeners worldwide and as her sound evolved ,with the release of her pop-infused sophomore album ‘Work It Out’, her fan-base continued to grow.
NEW MUSIC: ‘How Goldfish Grow’ by Plastic Barricades
Plastic Barricades is a band that seems to be very good at doing their own thing. And this has not gone unnoticed. The north-west London outfit has won the Hard Rock Café London Global Battle of the Bands. They also won Camden Rocks 2014 and Enfield Battle of the Bands 2016. Add those wins to …
NEW MUSIC: “Wish I Could” by The Wandering Hearts
The Wandering Hearts were discovered within half an hour of uploading their first demo. It’s easy to see why. Although their music has firm country roots, there’s obvious pop, alt-folk and rock influences thrown into the mix too.
EP REVIEW: “Rhinoceros” by Rye Milligan
We’re kickstarting your summer with an EP released just a month ago. “Rhinoceros“, a four track EP written and composed by Rye Milligan offers a whole composition of varying sounds and genres, each track more captivating than the other.