Chamber Pop
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IRAH – Diamond Grid Review
My favourite discovery of 2019
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Introducing… Iamthemorning
IamtheacousticNightwish
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Utada Hikaru – Laughter in the Dark review
20 years of superb music
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Marya Stark gives us the uplifting anthem of love we need in 2019
An uplifiting anthem from the heart
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Delhia De France – Oceanides Review
Nymphs of France
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Kishi Bashi – Omoiyari Review
When a violin virtuoso takes on vintage folk
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Tiny Fighter – Tell Me Review
Swedish-Australian indie pop band Tiny Fighter initially started off life as a duo in 2017 as a collaborative effort between a Swedish truck driver and…
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Mesadorm – Epicadus Review
Acoustic pop for Saturday night and Sunday morning
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Mesadorm returns with ‘The Joy It Joins Us Up’
Soulful band return with all the feels still intact
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Gracie and Rachel release music video as part of the Silver Sound Showdown
Chamber pop duo in music video contest
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Happy Rhodes – Ectotrophia Review
Dream Pop is a wonderfully cryptic genre as it can mean many things to different people. For Happy Rhodes, Ectotrophia is a fantastic compilation of…
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Johanna Glaza – Albion Review
The forest faun of piano dramatica returns
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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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Mitski – Be the Cowboy Review
Mitski rides all genres firmly in the saddle It’s always fantastic when you stumble across an artist whose several albums into their career and has…
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Greg Laswell – Next Time Review
An album of inner conflict turned outwards into torch weilding anthems Following on from the superbly bitter and miserable “Everyone Thinks I Dodged A Bullet”…
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Video Vault – Árstíðir
I’m a sucker for massive panoramic scenery shots and I’m also a huge fan of Icelandic music with a symphonic edge to it. Welcome to Árstíðir! Returning…
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Delhia de France – Moirai Review
Delhia de France’s weird love or warbly synths and atmospheric noises are the trademarks that are smeared all over her debut EP “Moirai”. Each track has…
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Introducing… Harp Samuels
Harp Samuels is a folktronica singer-songwriter hailing from Australia – and no – there’s not a harp as the main instrument! Instead, “Breathe”, the title track…
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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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Mesadorm – Heterogaster Review
Mesadorm’s debut album has a European art-pop flavour about it. Heterogaster is a melting pot of ideas and individual artists each bringing their own artistic…
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Kathryn Joseph returns with new album and single
Scotland's queen of piano roars returns
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Introducing… The Woods
Funky, laid back, freebird baroque pop
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Video Vault – Eliza Rickman
Chamber folk of the most gruesome kind
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Sarah Blasko Returns for Sixth Album
Pop rock songstress is back with another collection of dark pop
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Introducing… Abi Wade
Cello folktronica to push your buttons
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GEA – “Butterflies” Review
One great song, but an album that's wrong
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Hundred Waters – “Communicating” Review
Dream pop finesse
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Bjork – “Utopia” Review
Feeling over melody for the Icelandic queen of avant garde pop
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Johanna Glaza – “Wind Sculptures” Review
I give you the innocent piano princess
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Introducing… GEA
Alternative pop for faeries
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Video Vault – Seeming
A return from one of my most hyped for artists of 2017
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Introducing… Chirpy
A new Irish siren of indie folk pop
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Video Vault – Sarah Slean
One Love
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Camille – “OUI” Review
Returning from the Monastery of vocal layers in style
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Charlotte Martin – “Rapture” Review
Unmissable tales from the heart, mind and soul
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Concert Review : Rebekka Karijord
A fascinating evening of music, story and pregnant women everywhere!
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Sarah Slean returns with new album
Welcome back to the Canadian piano pop queen
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Lucy Mason – “Going Home Broke” Review
When Aussie pop gets Worldwide production
