Electro Rock
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St Vincent – Video Vault
Bittersweet reflections from the heart
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Son Lux – “Remedy” Review
Turning a man into a band
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Introducing… Sluka
Bowie esque in more ways than one.
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Video Vault – TORRES
Album number three brings sexy bath time and electro guitar riffs
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Introducing…RICH LIST
A song about the winner that never was
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Clock Opera – “Venn” Review
Clock Opera popped onto my radar at the end of last year with an great synth rock single and with the release of their second…
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Introducing… Zola Blood
Introspective electronica for the city drones
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Introducing… Electric Floor
Italy's answer to a future new romantics
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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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Syd Arthur – “Apricity” Review
The kings of psych-rock return to take their space throne
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Living Dead Girl – “Autumn” Review
Gothic industrial musings of a vampire
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Video Vault – Syd Arthur
Time to get lost in the fuzz of the guitar
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The Casket Girls – “S/T” Review
Getting my sisterly grunge on
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Unalaska – “Unalaska” Review
A unique brand of rock for those whom enjoy artistic psy-folk
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Higher Plain Music’s Top 25 Albums of 2014
It's time to share Higher Plain Music's top 25 albums of 2014
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Live Vault – Son Lux
80 minutes of synth art heaven
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Video Vault – Lamb
Film Festival Music Videos
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Adam Fielding – “Pieces” Review
Post Electronica at its finest
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Imogen Heap’s Sparks Album Trailer!
Heap is back with new tricks!
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Monks of Mellonwah – “Turn the People” Review
Take a rock band and add pop band production. You'll get four monks!
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New tUnE-yArDs Album and Single Preview
Hola and bang that drum!
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St Vincent – “St Vincent” Review
Pushing production into her most easily accessible album yet
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Video Vault – St Vincent
Back for her fourth solo album
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Imogen Heap – Live At the Royal Albert Hall Review
Time to bring out ALL the sample packs - It's Immi live!
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Video Vault – Midnight Faces
A mighty bell tolls with ethereal power rock via Midnight Faces
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Universal You – “MMXIII” Review
Universal You bring you a clash of 80s and 2010s synth pop
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Introducing… Universal You
Universal You takes on an 80s classic for their entrance to synth-pop
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Introducing… My Woshin Mashin
My Woshin Mashin (great name) are a wonderfully eccentric band from Russia and Germany that resemble The Knife possibly as their closest ancestors but they…
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Wowaka – “Unhappy Refrain” Review
Vocaloid is something I’ve recently got into over the last year in a huge way and one of my favourite producers is Wowaka. I’d only…
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Woodpecker Wooliams – “The School of Being Human” Review
Woodpecker Wooliams looks, acts, sings and plays like Joanna Newsom discovered there’s more to life an a harp. I thought I’d say that out of…
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Introducing… SPC ECO
SPC ECO are Rose Berlin with crystalline vocals and Dean Garcia whom I know from a certain other awesome duo called Curve! You can hear…
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School of Seven Bells – “Ghostory” Review
A very new duo to fall on my ears are School of Seven Bells. Upon my first listen my first thoughts were harking back to…
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Poliça – “Give You The Ghost” Review
Poliça are a new band I’ve discovered very recently and they need to be shouted about because their début album “Give You The Ghost” is simply excellent. Poliça is…
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Video Vault – Dynasty Electric
Another new duo I’ve discovered this weekend is the lovely electronica trip rock efforts of Dynastic Electric. Not only that but their music videos are…
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Francis Bowie – “Francis Bowie EP” Review
Francis Bowie’s début self entitled EP is an interesting mash-up of all kinds of weird and wonderful things. Opener “Wasting My Time” slips perfectly into the electro-pop genre. It…
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The Way Back – New Material from Jeff Kinney
A while back we interviewed Jeff Kinney who had been working on some solo material. Well a year has passed and he’s back as part…
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Miku Hatsune – “39’s Thanks Live in Tokyo/Sapporo” Review
Sometimes it’s hard to escape something when it grips hold of you and that’s something I got this year when I bought a PSP and…
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Whispers of the Plains – Stereo Alchemy
With their début album God of Love about to hit the stores in the next few days, we grabbed Stereo Alchemy’s Christopher Tin for ten minutes to…
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Lila Rose – “Heart Machine” Review
Lila Rose’s new album “Heart Machine” is a wonderful work of art. Genre bending to the point where it becomes a new genre in itself,…
