Indie Rock
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Broken Baby – Broken Baby Review
Poking fun whilst busting jams A while back I showcased Broken Baby who’d blasted onto my radar with their punk splattered anthemic rock that was…
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Introducing… VALLEY
Sunny, shiny indie-pop-rock to brighten your day with happy hooks but sad and reflective lyrics, VALLEY return from their 2016 EP “This Room Is White” which…
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Introducing… Taco Mouth
A mash-up of 60’s era rock, a splash of punk angst and plenty of modern-day indie rock hooks, Taco Mouth are a band that mixes…
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Introducing… RUEN
RUEN (Rhiannon Mair) has up until recently been a producer for the likes of Laura Marling, Emma McGarth and a personal favourite of mine Bryde.…
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Caroline Rose – Loner Review
A diverse rock album whose hidden depths will pull your triggers… TO DANCE! Caroline Rose’s new album for 2018 is an interesting crossover album of…
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Dentist – Night Swimming Review
Dentist invent a new genre of rock – and I am a fan This year I’ve enjoyed many fantastic records but one genre that hadn’t…
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Greg Laswell returns with new album of melancholy anthems for the jaded
Greg Laswell’s last album “Everyone Thinks I Dodged A Bullet” was bitter, angry, pointed and a snake recoiled. I loved it as I was similarly…
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Introducing… Habberdash
Anthemic rock to launch an uprising Habberdash hail from South Yorkshire in the UK and clearly the fields are alive with the sound of…
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Video Vault – Marissa Nadler
Marissa Nadler has been on the fringes of my musical catalogue for years and I keep meaning to check her out. With her new album…
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Introducing…. Restorations
Restorations are a wonderfully raucous quintet who’ve been rocking their brand of pointed and punk-tinged rock since 2011. Back with their fourth album though, they appear…
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Wild Pink – Yolk In The Fur Review
Wild Pink’s music has a timeless wonder to it. The band’s cinematic indie rock manages to be delicate and warm with its quiet moments but…
