Electro Acoustic
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Introducing… How to See Know and Fall
Using the world around us to create texture-as-rhythm sounds.
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Introducing… Molly Joyce
A sonic journey of healing by using assistive technology to overcome injury.
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DVA return with their unique brand of odd kitchen sink electro-folk with ‘Kung Fu’
DVA return with their crazy made up language for a freeing indie folk jam.
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fuvk – what is the purpose of your visit? Review
Sad, introspective and shy bedroom pop at its finest.
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Introducing… Maya Shenfeld
A kaleidoscope of synths, woodwind, voice and a marble quarry bring a cinematic electro-acoustic experience.
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Flasher – In My Myth Review
A fantastic selection box of fine alternative rock with a penchant for reverb.
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Live Vault – Poranguí
A ceremonial passage of musical healing, complete with a fire pit, live in your living room.
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Danny Kuttner – Purple Review
The most effortlessly cool 70's Soul mixed with modern day electronica.
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Yes We Mystic – Trust Fall Review
A fantastic finale that leaves an indie rock legacy behind them.
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Mesadorm – Pollinator Review
Pioneering indie pop band Mesadorm return with symphonic earworms to bop to.
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QUINQUIS – SEIM Review
A mystical pearl of curious ambience and lesser known tongues.
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Spencer Elliot – SE3 Review
A wide smiled delight of instrumental prog-rock
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Marconi Union – Signals Review
Dystopian signals from an unwritten space odyssey.
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His His – Garden Songs Review
Softly slaying indie folk.
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Hiatus – Distancer Review
A beautiful love letter to roots of old.
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Iglooghost – Lei Line Eon Review
Music as an alien language.
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Yaima – Earth Trilogy – One Review
The gentle hug of worldly music of Mother Nature
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Irû .Wav – Flecha Review
Latin dream surfing.
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Täyu – Incantation Review
New Age has a new voice to enjoy.
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Noiserv – Uma Palavra Começada Por N Review
The finest in Portuguese folk
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Introducing… Sheep, Dog & Wolf
What doesn't kill you makes you stronger
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Introducing… Yves Jarvis
This time its personal.
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Bibio – Sleep on the Wing Review
Country bumpkin bliss
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Caribou – Suddenly Review
Where acoustic guitar and electronica collide
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Tony Volker – Where The Light Gets In Review
Kaleidoscope folk to take on a road trip
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Introducing… Bruce Soord
Tales from Yeovil
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Jesca Hoop – Stonechild Review
Quiet folk to brood over
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The Woods – Night Silk Threads Review
Kitchen sink chill out for the thinkers
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Polyenso – Year Of The Dog Review
Hybrid indie pop
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Haiku Salut – There Is Nowhere Else Review
NASA goes to Icelandic dream folk rave Experimental dream-like electronica permeates around Haiku Salut’s third album ‘There Is Nowhere Else’ which often feels like it…
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K-Conjog – Magic Spooky Ears Review
When a producer uses the kitchen sink properly Italian producer and sound sculptor K-Conjog’s latest album is a montage of loops, sounds, electronic weirdness and…
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Aniseed – Geranium EP Review
Dreamy folktronica and ambient crossover debut Aniseed’s debut EP “Geranium” introduces us to the East Anglia based musician and producer with their penchant for tape-recorded…
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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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Olafur Arnalds – Re:member Review
A moving and emotional modern classical classic Emerging over the years as one of the forerunners of modern classical composition, Olafur Arnald’s blend of warmth, whimsy,…
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Steve Gibbs – Adrift Reworks Review
Taking reflective piano to the quiet dance club When Steve Gibbs released Adrift back in 2014, I gave it a glowing review as it was…
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Adam Fielding – Mesmera Review
Adam Fielding returns from a run of more ambient drenched electronica albums to something a little more sci-fi tinged and cinematic with his new album…
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Video Vault – Mortar and Pestle
Trippy literally, Mortar and Pestle finally get their first music out and it’s to U.V. which was for me the weakest track on the EP.…
