Crushing Blows – ‘Hiding Place / You Will Always Be Lonely’

“Crushing Blows” may sound like a professional wrestling team, however it is in fact the moniker for indie duo Chris Jones and Andrew Foster.  Crushing Blows have a layered sound that is surprisingly loud seen as they only have … Read More

Luke Leighfield – New Season

At only 24 years old, Luke Leighfield already has 4 albums under his belt. His latest- “New Season” is due for release on the 26th of March under Got Got Need Records. Leighfield was apparently classically trained- a quality … Read More

Rams’ Pocket Radio – 1+2

Rams’ Pocket Radio is Peter McCauley of Lisburn, Northern Ireland. Taking his name from 1950’s product designer, Dieter Rams, the multi-instrumentalist brings us 1+2 as a follow-up to the successful debut single Dieter Rams Has Got The Pocket Radios.

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The Fierce And The Dead Unveil EP Details

For some time now The Fierce And The Dead have been garnering a reputation as one of London’s foremost instrumental rock outfits and last year’s brilliantly titled full length debut, ‘If It Carries On Like This We Are Moving To … Read More

Pinkunoizu – Free Time!

So what we have is a band with a vaguely Engrish name and an exclamation mark in the album title. But what is this that my rock n roll beleaguered ears are hearing? Admitting to not doing my research … Read More

Jonny Cola and the A-Grades – Halo

Condensing the hedonistic glammed-up world of Ziggy Stardust-era Bowie into a mere four songs, Jonny Cola and the A-Grades have seemed to explode out of nowhere to throw their updated version of the scuzzy glitter sound at the world. … Read More

History of Guns – Whatever You Do, Don’t Go Out At 12

I think I get where these guys are coming from. They’ve got some fragments of Fields Of The Nephilim in the vocals and guitars, Alien Sex Fiend in the rambling acid-trip electro punk malevolence and sheer bloody-mindedness of it … Read More

Fighting Kites: Free Track Giveaway!

North London’s Fighting Kites formed in their definitive 4-piece line-up in 2009. Their looping, layered, soulful art-rock waltzes won them the attention of promoters like Upset The Rhythm and Gravid Hands and they found themselves on bills in London, Belgium … Read More