"Always Late" shows a genuine and introspective understanding of time, it delivers intriguing musical arrangements without overdoing it.
The Horn offer “Always Late” with impeccable timing
Tag: Indie Rock
The Horn share timeless debut single “Passion”
To conjure up the recklessness of his twenties, Friends of Gavin’s former bassist Nick True finally shares "Passion" with fresh new indie-rock outfit The Horn.
Listen to the immaculate 90s vibes of “Shout Louder”, the second single from common goldfish
We are deep in the 90s nostalgia listening to common goldfish’s sophomore release "Shout Louder".
Freya Beer’s delivers to bitter truth to all narcissists in new single “Love Child”
If you’re the kind of person who is drawn to the works of Charles Bukowski or Anne Sexton or enjoy listening to Nick Cave, Johnny Cash, and David Lynch, then get on this incoming bandwagon. Freya Beer introduces her single “Love Child”, which she says is “an important release as it touches upon the subject …
Pattern Pusher’s ‘Holding On’ is the funkiest track in town
‘Holding On’ is the fabulously funky latest offering from Exeter’s finest retro-pop trio, Pattern Pusher.
NEW MUSIC: Shattered by Hidden Pillars
This Australian three-piece, after their 2021 single “Do You Want It?”, take a different tact and release their moody ballad “Shattered”. This track crescendos to emotional vocals and driving drums, taking listeners on a passionate journey through the exploration of relationships and self-image. The change in key builds on what is already an intensely moving …
Jordan Dean’s ‘Feeling Strange’ is a real crowd-pleaser
Despite hailing from the United States, Jordan Dean superbly channels British 2000s Garage Rock with his latest banger, ‘Feeling Strange’.
Chris Hart: Are You There?
The new single “Are You There?” from self-taught multi-instrumentalist and producer Chris Hart is an up-beat indie tune that starkly juxtaposes with the themes of abandonment, loneliness and existentialism that it explores. This is the kind of song that could easily have you singing the chorus repeatedly, whether out of relatability or purely due to …
Review: The Chris Ruben Band – Take The Ride EP
When flicking through the stacks of albums that a record shop has to offer, you cannot deny the most eye-catching ones are the colourfully trippy representations of the acid-induced journeys that famously took off in the 60s and 70s. And you expect nothing less from the music inside. Enter The Chris Ruben Band. This psych-rock …
Breaking fresh hazy-rock ground is Common Goldfish’s debut single “Feel The Fuzz”
Debut singles are an interesting one, they can define a whole musician’s career or at least get it started off on the right foot. I reckon new kid on the scene Common Goldfish has made a great start with “Feel The Fuzz”, the carpe diem debut that’s an ode to being present, despite many of …