Guitar
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Video Vault – Arcade Messiah
Rock out to artistic timelapses of Tokyo
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Picnic Lightning – “Picnic Lightning” Review
Adding some shoegaze to all of the rock
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Introducing… Tigercub
Bringing back the 90's blood boiling rock
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Introducing… Everyone Is Dirty
When noise, rock and angst collide
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Video Vault – Lowercase Noises
The slowest of all the strums
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Live Vault – Lydia Cole
New Zealand's talent for acoustic wonder continues with Lydia
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Johanna Warren – “Gemini I” Review
The quietly dark princess of folk
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Introducing…The Slow Revolt
A collection of electronica smashed into one.
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Lou Rhodes – “Theyesandeye” Review
Lou gets enlightened with an album to get lost in
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Book Group – “The Great Indoors” Review
Riff rockers make surprisingly great full rockers!
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Introducing… Trevor Green
Native American folk at its pure finest
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Daughter – “Not To Disappear” Review
Shoegazing into my heart
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Video Vault – Novo Amor & Ed Tullett
Arrows to the heart
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Wanderwild – “Fleeting” Review
One man - so many instruments!
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Introducing… Mosaics
When guitarist, producer and singer collide without compromise
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C Duncan – “EP” Review
A beautifully uplifting EP of audio kisses
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Introducing… Gitta de Ridder
Simplicity in voice and melody
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Basement – “Promise Everything” Review
The first big rock album of 2016 has arrived
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Introducing… Western Skies Motel
Experiencing a guitar virtuoso in full flight
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Inti Ray – “Stoned” Review
Dealing with loss in a minimal sound
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Nathaniel Bellows – “The Old Illusions” Review
Your first essential folk album of 2016 has arrived...
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Yakobo – “Dawn Is Here” Review
Switching synths out for guitars
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Introducing… FADES
London's latest riffs are strong with FADES
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Introducing… Naadia
Russia's rising indie pop stars
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Ringo Deathstarr – “Pure Mood” Review
A wall of sound that I could be locked behind for days
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Kurt Cobain – “Montage of Heck The Home Recordings” Review
Montage of demo's that are too unformed to process
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Olivia Chaney – “The Longest River” Review
England's new Lady of Folk gives a sterling effort!
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The Go! Team – “The Scene Between” Review
The indie pop supreme's most cohesive album to date
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Hardworker – “The Awful Rowing” EP Review
Banjos? Check! Uke? Check! Emotions ruined? Double check!
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Introducing… Morning Smoke
Brighton's latest noisy rocks have a lot to shout about
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Unalaska – “Unalaska” Review
A unique brand of rock for those whom enjoy artistic psy-folk
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This Is The Kit – “Bashed Out” Review
A pure voice, a soft indie folk background - heaven is made
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Tellef Raabe – “Dear Aphrodite” Review
A deep voice and a crazy guitar hook works wonders for my ears
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Soley – “Don’t Ever Listen” Review
Minimalist offerings that leave you cold
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The Wheel Workers – “Citizens” Review
Anthems for the working man
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Nature Ganganbaigal – “The Mantra” Review
The finest in Mongolian folk
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Introducing… Tina Refsnes
Oslo's finest in chilled out folksy sweet nothings
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Introducing… Bryde
Paper Aeroplanes' Sarah goes solo
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Introducing… Slow Riot
Irish post rock trio with a distinctive vocal tone
