The Wolfmen – Married to the Eiffel Tower

This is the second album from 5 piece rock band The Wolfmen who received critical acclaim after releasing their first album Modernity Killed Every Night. There has been a lot of hype surrounding The Wolfmen and this latest release … Read More

Blindness – Confessions

Blindness are a relatively new band, having formed in 2008 their sound is as new and fresh as they are. Electro meets pop meets a little bit of grime; their music sounds the best at full volume and preferably … Read More

Beau and the Arrows – Levy

Amidst the frenzy of anticipation ahead of their forthcoming album Future Kicks, London quartet Beau and the Arrows have released Levy, a continuation of the distinctive sound we have come to expect from this exciting group.

With a sound … Read More

Lee Mitchell – Whisky

Just seconds into Lee Mitchell’s debut EP Whisky and I am already infatuated. With his own take on the indie-folk vibe that has propelled the likes of Mumford & Sons to a position of musical veneration in recent times, … Read More

Poly Styrene – Ghoulish

Ghoulish is the second -and first posthumous- single to be taken from the late former X-Ray Spex singer Poly Styrene. The singer died in April of this year.

Having already gained legendary status within the punk genre as having … Read More

Will Hanson – Moving A Body

“The Ungodly Hour” This song starts off with piano chords being played. The voice and vocals also really fit in well. The guitar also fits in well, but the spacey feel makes the song really connect with the listener. … Read More

Pusha T – Trouble On My Mind

“Trouble On My Mind (Featuring Tyler, The Creator)” This single has roots from American rap. Classic bass drum with fitting snare drums. The lyrics and vocals really fit in well especially the “Tyler” and “The Creator” is really great … Read More

Sensorites – Slipstream

“Slipstream” This song starts off with a really catchy piano chord with accompanied drums. The vocals and lyrics come in which are really fitting in with the catchiness.  This song is really great and stays in your head long … Read More