Monthly Archives: August 2019

Gabriel Olafs is a precocious and prolific talent. With his debut album out today the youg pianist and composer shares five tracks that have influenced him.

With their debut album out this October, Scottish four-piece The Vegan Leather has been gathering a great deal of attention for their dancefloor-ready art-pop....

Broadening and deepening their sound while remaining true to that initial ethos, Whitney may just have crafted another classic.

Their approach is both blissfully elegant and intriguing as each of the four songs unfold.

After two and a half years Happyness is back! In celebration, the sensational Ash Kenazi shares five inspirational and influential tracks with us.

These indie-folk anecdotes and internal musings of a far-from-spotless mind showcase Jake Ewald’s enigmatic, wry and pathos-laden storytelling.

Marking the sixth studio album since the band’s formation, shoegaze pioneers Ride return this month with an outstanding twelve-track release.

Olivia Nelson's rich, soulful vocals are the kind that you can easily get lost in. Her songs offer an emotive vulnerability, honesty, and self-assurance...

A year on from being signed to Parisian label Panache Records, Delhi-based quintet Peter Cat Recording Co released Bismillah ahead of a European tour. After...

There are moments of reflectivity, in the short and intense hangovers like ‘I Wanna Be Your Girlfriend’ that languish in surf-rock guitars, but very authentically, this is an album for losing your shit to.

With their debut album Awestruck due out on September 20th, we caught up with Twen ahead of their show with TACOCAT at Moth Club next Thursday.

Imbued with emotive warmth and lyrical vulnerability, Lina Tullgren's songs are beautifully and intricately intimate. We caught up with the Queens, NY, based artist...

Enigmatic and mesmerising, Jadu Heart offers a blissful, otherworldly pop landscape tinged with kaleidoscopic surrealism. With their debut album Melt Away released last week,...

Dan Mangan's music purveys a deeply heartfelt poeticism within his Americana-tinged indie-folk. Last year he released his fifth record More or Less, and ahead...

It might not quite touch the white-hot fury of the first three albums, but it’s honestly the best – the most alive – they’ve sounded in years.

Jorja Smith, Aphex Twin and more play Rock en Seine this weekend.

Ahead of playing Spectrum's show at Strongroom Bar tomorrow, we caught up with Panic Pocket to find out about five tracks that have inspired them.

"After almost a decade in the dark, the band’s future feels brighter than ever – let’s only hope album four arrives a little more hastily" - we review the new record from Friendly Fires.

With smooth vocals and perfectly-paired suave jazz instrumentals, - 'Ugh, those feels again' is slick; Amar Mehta reviews the new album from Snoh Aalegra.

An enjoyable ball of energy and passion, that reveals what would pop music sound like if you put it through an organ grinder.

Squaring up to The Japanese House, her songs are as sweet as sugar, especially when matched with her butter-wouldn’t-melt vocals that infuse upbeat indie with DIY electronica...