Pop
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Introducing… Deleo
Tense pop you can bop to
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Alex Lilly – 2% Milk Review
Dank Memes + Edgy Pop = Very Win
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Meiko – Weird World Review
A calming voice for weird times.
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Mesadorm returns with uplifting call to action ‘Lets Leap’
A carnival uprising for change
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Introducing… Blanche
Blanching the seeds of europop
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Oh Land – Family Tree Review
Danish pop sensation takes the 'adult pop' route
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Amanda Easton – Polaroids and Postcards Review
Back in the synth habit
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Mitchie M – Virtual Pop Star Review
Good Vocaloid pop comes to those who wait
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Angel Olsen – All Mirrors Review
A musical journey back to yourself again
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ANIIML – ‘Oh Awe’ Review
The various guises of Lila Rose and her varied musical career to date have seen her evolve into ANIIML. Under the ANIIML persona she is…
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Bat For Lashes – Lost Girls Review
Stranger Lashes and other 80s things
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Introducing… Baby Taylah
Scottish girls can go further north!
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Introducing… Theo Bard
A track you dont want to forget
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Utada Hikaru – Laughter in the Dark review
20 years of superb music
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Heartwurkz – A Twinkle In Time Review
World pop defined
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Introducing… Las Aves
You need a change of doggo...
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Ionnalee – Remember the Future Review
Sci-Fi synth pop diaries from tomorrow
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Mesadorm – Epicadus Review
Acoustic pop for Saturday night and Sunday morning
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Eleni Drake – Songs on Sunday Review
Modern RnB with vintage jazz and blues roots
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Introducing… Naytronix
Funky bass meets early Beck
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Vaarwell – Early Rise Review
Lush dream-pop with a tendency for vocal warping
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Introducing… HEZEN
London based singer songwriter HEZEN has an excellent backdrop for her new single ‘Bring your Alibi’. Her dark alt-pop anthem tells a story where the…
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Highasakite – Uranium Heart Review
Norway's finest return with a sweeping merger of sounds
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Ionnalee Returns with New Single and Album in May
Forgetting to remember
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Fenn Is Cool – The Definition Of Cool Review
Jazzy Shoop Shoop Indie Gem Remember when Beck kicked off the low-fi don’t-give-a-crap indie pop album? His influence has been felt far and wide since…
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Elza – Nothing’s Wrong Review
If The Cranberries were Latin and likes bluesy pop Independent self-released alt-pop-rock artist Elza launched her new album “Nothing’s Wrong” last week and it’s a strong…
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Introducing… Peluché
Peluché are a London based trio that calls their music “trip jam”. For me, their new single “Figure Me Out” from their debut album “Unforgettable”…
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Chances – Traveler Review
A fantastic mash-up of indie-pop and corners of the world Alternative Montreal based trio Chances released their debut album “Traveler” earlier this year and it’s…
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Future Generations – Landscape Review
Retro-future-synth-fusion-party-things Future Generation’s return with their second album and it’s a heady mix of 80’s synth pop and modern day indie pop. “Landscape” is crammed…
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Introducing… Elza
Completely independent artist Elza returns from her debut EP Glories, released 4 years ago, with a new alt-pop anthem “Swayed”. The catchy chorus, big drums…
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Utada Hikaru – Hatuskoi Review
After the stripped back return of Utada Hikaru to music with Fatome bought us quiet songs, ballads aplenty and a mature focus, I have been…
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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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Introducing… Joyner
Sister pack
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ANML returns with new single and EP
Cinematic gospel electronica? HELL YES!
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Ticktock – “A Violence of Innocence” Review
Awkward genre shifting pop for the artsy inner self
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Introducing… Concrete Knives
Indie pop five years in the making
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Introducing… Lydmor
Denmark's new underground electropop star rises
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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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Video Vault – ionnalee
A full 53 minute film that showcases the amazing new album
