Sometimes it takes artists longer to create an impact. And it is through this crucial waiting time, quietly absorbing their sonic and social surroundings that they are able to nurture a strong identity and vision. Such is the case with…
In combining wistful melodies with dreamy natural imagery, John Myrtle is creating his own world of sonic magic. Having already gardened significant buzz with his rich dreamy sound – playing his psychedelic folk track Syril The Slug live on Marc Riley’s…
Featuring vocals as warm as a bottle of bourbon, Mattiel’s music has enchanted many, from bluegrass obsessives and guitar kids alike to Burger Records and Jack White himself. Her new album Satis Factory, due to drop next week (June 14th),…
Whether you know them for their dark, angular, synth doused sound or their live shows that are always subverting expectations of male indie bands, you will no doubt have been mesmerised by the uncompromising artistry of Walt Disco. No strangers to the drama…
South Londoners, The Rhythm Method, have dropped a new track that will transport you to simpler days of waiting for the rail replacement and stealing your parents’ vodka. Fresh from their forthcoming album, How Would You Know I Was Lonely?…
Stuck in a listening rut? Need that hot new track to plug into? If you happen to like your guitar bands with a touch of jangly doom rock then set your ears on the latest EP from Cambridge four piece,…
Wild Fruit Art Collective’s sound was born in Liverpool but fermented in the dark womb of The Windmill Brixton. Since moving down south the boys have played alongside the likes of Goat Girl, Madonnatron and Meatraffle, making a name for…
Channeling DIY homegrown dreaminess and idiosyncratic psychedelia, Pedrum Siadatian, – guitarist of the Allah-Las – has stepped out on his own with his aptly titled solo project, PAINT. PAINT is all about self expression, writing songs that speak volumes in their…
