Baroque Pop
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Kate de Rosset – ‘It Will Burn’ Review
Your ambient pop, air sprite energetic boost is here.
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Introducing… Private Cathedral
Art-pop duo release their self-titled debut album full of baroque and cabaret chamber pop mash-ups.
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Gracie and Rachel – Nowhere Now Here Review
Sophistipop for those that mine emotions whilst chilling.
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Ari Mason – Prodrome Review
Delving into 90's dance pop and giving it a 2023 cynicism and venom.
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Introducing… Jordan Klassen
Time to have all of the feels.
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Camille sings for International Women’s Day
Happy International Women's Day
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Brudini returns with new single
Soul dancing
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Introducing… Xuan
Xuan just wants to have fun
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Tunng – Songs You Make At Night Review
The perfect example of Folktronica Tunng have quietly become one of my favourite folktronica bands over the past few years. Their albums fall somewhere on…
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Introducing… Parabola West
Parabola West walks a really excellent line for me between baroque pop and electronica pop without it ever feeling cheesy or predictable. It’s quite a…
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Lavalu – Solitary High Review
Classical piano meets rock wisdom vocals Dutch singer/songwriter Lavalu is a fascinating mash-up of two very specific genres. Her compositions are very, very classical and…
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Qntal – VIII Nachtblume Review
Qntal’s eighth studio album Nachtblume is another leaf in the page of their electronica-pagan-rock hybrid. There’s still not a band out there that quite does…
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Utada Hikaru – Hatuskoi Review
After the stripped back return of Utada Hikaru to music with Fatome bought us quiet songs, ballads aplenty and a mature focus, I have been…
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Joyner – Joyner Review
Soothing voices that hush and coo their way over chilled out dream pop – that’s how I’d describe Joyner’s self-titled debut EP. Sisters Summer and…
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Introducing… The Woods
Funky, laid back, freebird baroque pop
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Introducing… Helga Arvesten
Sweden's budding alt-pop princess
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Hundred Waters – “Communicating” Review
Dream pop finesse
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Minute Taker – “Reconstruction” Review
Lusciously marching towards dreamlike madness
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Bjork – “Utopia” Review
Feeling over melody for the Icelandic queen of avant garde pop
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Introducing… Galapaghost
Haunting single from a manwithout a place to call home
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Introducing… GEA
Alternative pop for faeries
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Introducing… Chirpy
A new Irish siren of indie folk pop
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Video Vault – s a r a s a r a
A circular film for a seance
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Lucy Mason – “Going Home Broke” Review
When Aussie pop gets Worldwide production
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Bat For Lashes – “The Bride” Review
A concept album of emotion and story over melody
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Higher Plain Music’s Top 25 Albums of 2016
My 25 best albums of 2016. Happy New Year!
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Saramai – “Magnetic North” Review
A heavily skewed original lady at the keys enters stage left
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Douglas Dare – “Aforger” Review
2016's album for the dark, damp, and trodden on is here
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Kishi Bashi returns with new single
Orchestral pop king returns with new album
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Introducing… Rachael Sage
Dancing her way into your memories
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Qntal – “VII” Review
A triumphant return after six years in slumber
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Concert Review: Kishi Bashi
A memorable night with a warped violinist celebrating steak
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Kishi Bishi – “Lighght” Review
An album crammed full of some of the best hooks of recent memory
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Yusuke Tsutsumi – “Cheap But It Glows” Review
Childlike and fragile, this chamber music maid will clean you up...
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Introducing… Brooke Waggoner
A lady that literally throws everything into her music - hello kitchen sink!
