New Music: Damn Beats
Damn Beats is a Portsmouth based trio that formed in early 2014. Don’t be fooled by the band’s name – despite any connotations to heavy electronic sounds or some turntables […]
Monthly Archives: September 2015
New Music: Lánre
Lánre is a British Nigerian folk soul musician. Residing in London, her EP Home (2014) combines African folk influences with acoustic based soul and storytelling. From the outset, haunting vocals […]
New Music: Slumberdog
Slumberdog goes out of its way to avoid any confusion or misattribution from the outset – the trio clearly defining themselves as a three-piece grunge/alt rock band creating grunge-trance-punk-groove-rock, with […]
New Music: Purple Hill
It may have taken some hovering and floating around the scene for 11 or so years, in various forms and monikers but the style, mind and songwriting of Owen Marchildon […]
New Music: Section C
The sounds of Section C are the result of writing inspired by love, hate, and gardens. It just so happens that Section C also likes to throw these songs into […]
New Music: Vast Robot Armies
Vast Robot Armies began with a debut release called Goodnight Myopia from a one man band, and through chance, coincidence, fate or luck, a mutual appreciation of sounds uncovered sonic […]
New Music: Tamara Williamson
“Stories are told for the purpose of sharing and that is what I hope to do.” Creative inspiration might be sourced from a myriad of influences and sources, but when […]
New Music: The Charles Warren Orchestra
Hearing the term orchestra usually comes with the notions of grandeur and opulence not to mention the sheer number of individuals involved. That usually doesn’t always apply, and there are […]
New Music: The Archetypes
With a line up in place, what’s a band to do? Then comes the music and in the lives of melodic rockers The Archetypes, completing the band line up led […]
New Music: The Rashita Joneses
If garage-psych appeals, or even if the sounds of bass, riffs and thundering drums take your fancy then Milwaukee band The Rashita Joneses might be worth a listen. The band […]
A Higher Revelation 