Devon band Tuesday Syndicate return with heartfelt new single Hourglass, out on 23rd March via May Day Music. A touching reassurance that time will heal and that we’re not alone, Hourglass is a sweeping slice of cinematic indie-pop. With an emotion-strewn sound akin to the likes of Mumford & Sons or James Bay, it flows […]
Interview with Long Distance – Be A Man
Glasgow band Long-Distance release their latest single Be a Man, out now. Be a Man is a moving single that deals with the aftermath of losing a parent. Lead singer Scott Gibbins explains “It is about dealing with grief and trying to fill those shoes as a family unit. It is also a thank you […]
Interview with BARQ – Earthquakes
Following the success of 2016’s Gentle Kind Of Lies and last year’s Optimus Prime, Dublin band BARQ are back with a brand new double A-side release. Sassy Mouth / Earthquakes is out now. Inspired by the courage and resilience of the Repeal The Eighth movement and the perils of online debate, Sassy Mouth is a […]
Interview with Electric Ghost – Just Hold On
Electric Ghost are preparing to release their debut album due for release on April 13th (2018) via Apollo Live. The Scottish duo began to collaborate as an outlet from their other musical endeavours, creating a side project that has grown into something that is much, much more than just a hobby. Taking inspiration from iconic, […]
Interview with Jonny Brister of Right Said Fred
2017 has been quite a ride for Right Said Fred. Earlier this year they released their 9th studio album Exactly!. The album was two years in the making, featuring an array of special guests and Fred and Richard Fairbrass’ signature mix of tongue-in-cheek observational pop. After the release of their album and single Sweet Treats, […]
Interview with Simon D James – Dearest Lovely World
Newcomer Simon D James prepares to captivate listeners with the release of his debut single Dearest Lovely World, out now via YellowBrick Music. The single was written whilst Simon was volunteering in the refugee camps of the Calais Jungle and recognised that “regardless of colour or creed we are all bound together by the common […]
Interview with Only Sun – Lives
Following a string of successful releases, High Wycombe-based Only Sun have continued to develop their quirky sound and are back with a brand new single. Lives is out now. A tongue-in-cheek response to modern society’s tendency to gossip, Lives is an instantly infectious slice of vibrant indie-pop. Filled with jangly hooks and a buoyant energy, […]
Interview with The 286 – Time Immemorial
The first in a series of releases to come out over the next year, Time Immemorial is a slight departure from the band’s usual uptempo sound. A stripped back acoustic ballad, it’s filled with sweeping strings and soaring impassioned vocals as delicate finger-picked melodies flow with ease. With a gentle orchestral splendour, The 286 have […]
Interview with Charlie Hole – The City
Born and raised in the coastal town of Bournemouth, UK, Charlie Hole’s story began when he heard Damien Rice’s ‘O’ at the tender age of 14. From that first listen, his desire to reach the same emotional depths became clear; realising his ability to create emotive and fearless tracks, learning and evolving throughout. After a […]
Daniel Biro Creates Captivating Sonic Worlds On New Album 120 Onetwenty
London based creative wizard (composer, keyboard player, producer, songwriter, improvior, sound-designer, video artist, label director) Daniel Biro has released his latest project 120 Onetwenty featuring one hour of enchanting, mystifying, captivating soundscapes created over the course of six years using a suite of vintage keyboards. Infused with an array of stylistic influences, 120 Onetwenty runs […]
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