Gregory and the Hawk – Leche

After the great single ‘Olly Olly Oxen Free’, Gregory and The Hawk, aka Meredith Godreau finally releases her new album ‘Leche’.

Incredibly catchy and melodic, ‘Leche’ is the perfect Christmas present for lovesick girls and broken hearts. From the … Read More

Motorifik – Secret Things

‘Motorifik’ is the creative love child of ‘Working for a Nuclear Free City ‘ keyboardist Phil Kay and French songwriter ‘Idrisse Khelifi’, an indie psych pop duo who offer something new but also familiar to our listening ears.

The … Read More

Plug – Plug

‘PLUG’ are a duo of Londoners putting there mark on the minimalist pop scene of today. There brand new self titled album is a showcase of their talents and remarkable ability to create fresh a unique sounds from simple … Read More

Bruce Springsteen – The Promise. The Lost Sessions: Darkness on the Edge of Town

The Promise has been labeled as Bruce Springsteen lost album: this can perhaps be true if one considers that the 21 tracks comprised in this album have all been written at the same time of Darkness On The Edge … Read More

Winnebago Deal – Career Suicide

Bursting from Oxford to clout us with some hard and fast hardcore punk are Winnebago deal. There’s little subtlety here, but the ferocity and uncompromising edge this band tout on ‘Career Suicide’ border on the astounding, even … Read More

The Last Republic – Parade

The Last Republic’s ‘Parade’ begins with “CCTV,” a phenomenal track which sets the pace for the entire album. Combining stunning falsettos with frankly wonderful riffs, this is a track which not only conveys interesting views but does so in … Read More

The Lysergic Suite – Ghosts On Crusade EP

One of the most amazing things I listened to this year comes from Leicester based The Lysergic Suite. You might have heard of them thanks to the collaboration with Kasabian’s Tom Meighan, who lends his vocals on the title … Read More

Ray Davies – See My Friends

When I read the tracklist I couldn’t believe it, it is one of the best tributes ever seen. Actually it’s a self-tribute from the singer of one the best band of all times to his own band – I’m … Read More

Awolnation – Back From Earth

Having seen Awolnation perform live recently, the first reaction I have to their EP ‘Back From Earth’ is exactly how frenetic it is. Live, they are energetic yet relaxed and assured. On record, they are a different kettle of … Read More

Chickenhawk – Modern Bodies

Subtlety. A beautiful thing if used well. It can make people believe things they never even knew they were being told, it can make a sermon sound like a chat with a friend, and sometimes it is just not … Read More