Ahead of the release of her debut album ‘Before Sunrise’ next month, Tokyo based Nana Yamato releases ‘Do You Wanna’ on Dull Tools. A snoozier but ultimately cooler sibling to previous release ‘If’, it’s an exploration of repressed self-expression and…
Watching your nearest and dearest spiral is hard, feeling like no more than a bystander, a morbid spectator that can do little else other than observe. The latest release from NewDad takes a darker turn in its exploration of just…
The best kind of racket you could wish for in a mid-week release, ‘Sippy Cup’ is a short, sharp burst of eccentricity that commands attention from the off with Jekyll and Hyde vocals enveloped in a mass of spontaneous, jovial…
Screaming with confidence and shimmered with the attitude of Violet Beauregarde, the Brighton quartet’s latest release ‘Fever’ comes as a welcome distraction to the end of yet another mentally, physically, spiritually (etc) exhausting week. Looking on the bright side, everything…
If chance would have it that Bruce Springsteen and a bewitchingly awkward Yorkshire woman’s eyes had met over a crowded room (when that was a thing) sparking to life the beginnings of a deep and passionate romance, where Bruce immediately…
Look, it’s just a fact that some songs are decidedly pedestrian and to make up for it the artist will overcompensate when it comes to the video. Like the sad, brylcreemed strands of hair that obediently cling to the leathery…
Gallivanting down a terraced street, shiny postbag over the shoulder, SLONK aka Joe Sherrin (Fenne Lily, Milo’s Planes, Let’s Kill Janice) doffs his cap at neighbours who one by one emerge from their modest homes to get behind him. Like…
