Sneaks doesn’t cater to her audience. Or these are the vibes that I’m getting from her new album ‘Happy Birthday’ – out now via Merge records. Her previous records while radiating a cool standoffishness, thanks largely to their razor sharp…
‘Rock ‘n’ Roll star’ released today is a languid slow builder that combines 1960s lounge with Sorry’s signature moody guitar work – sounds that summon the seedy yet magnetic aura of the track’s eponymous character, who pulls the narrator in for an all night good time of wrong doing.
Having fathered two of the most fascinating and ambitious acts to come out of the post-punk revival, Crack Cloud and NOV3L, Bryce Cloghesy has already proved himself to be a vital component of the modern guitar cannon. And while both…
Known for their sleazy 90s skuz – which has been repped by the likes of Radio 6 – Sorry’s tracks are always deliciously brooding, consistantly hitting that sweet spot between sonicly satisfying and abrasive heaviness. New one, ‘Right Round The…
Although still in their relative infancy, having formed a little over a year ago, Legss are already creating a strong and distinctive presence. Their ability to shapeshift, to channel the lysergic urgency of psych, potency of art rock and the…
Proving once again that South London is the gateway to some of the most exciting sounds of the 21st century, GLOWS’ debut EP – released last Friday – is an impressive accomplishment of meandering electronic beauty. Melding together the loose…
It’s impossible not to love Sports team. As the love child of Brit Pop and early 2000s indie, their sound straddles the two genres adroitly, combing heavy and urgent guitar work with melodies that are sunny and incessantly catchy. Their…
Those who revelled in the fractured beauty of Blue Bendy’s debut, ‘Closing sound’ have good cause to be excited about their follow up. Released today via Too Old For This Records, ‘Suspension’ is a sonic treat that spoils its listener…
With her work published in highly regarded literary journals, such as the London Magazine, Sinead O’Brien’s poetry has been making an impact for some time now. But it was via a collaboration with musicians Oscar Robertson and Julian Hanson, that…