Listening to… OneofYou
OneofYou is a Punk/Blues outfit based out of Kansas, Missouri. The project came about after another disbanded, with a focus on greater social consciousness and political stances. And that becomes […]
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Listening to… Oh Geronimo
Oh Geronimo is an indie folk rock project amongst friends, providing an escape from the everyday. Through their songs, this six piece share the tales that have marked their […]
New Music: The Kendricks
Without losing a beat, The Kendricks have swiftly moved from releasing Threshing Time as a single from their debut release, to releasing a new EP called Fire At Sea. While this […]
Watching + listening to… The Kendricks
What happens when you combine an upbeat sound, a dark subject and some artistic influence from the Modernists? If you ask indie rockers The Kendricks, the answer is going to […]
Listening to… The Foreign Films
Last year, The Foreign Films kicked off a double LP release called The Record Collector. Shared in bite sized parts, each representing about three months of work, the initial release […]
Listening to… Cecilia Meadows
Cecilia Meadows is a London based singer-songwriter, originally from northern Sweden. Growing up and learning to play piano sparked a passion for music and song writing, later making the switch […]
Listening to… Vinten
Melbourne artist Vinten (aka Cameron Paice) released a debut EP What Has Been, last year. It comes with indie-alt rock vibes aplenty, unpretentiously honest and raw lyrics delivered earnestly from […]
Listening to… Zed Motel
Rising from the ashes of another project, Zed Motel formed in 2015. The guitar and drums duo from Swansea, Wales released their debut single at the beginning of the year, […]
Listening to… Brass Whale
Brass Whale is a music project by Max Conklin, started back in 2013. It was intended as an opportunity to embark in song writing that would realise and celebrate influences. […]
Listening to… Zen Project
Zen Project are out of Cheshire, UK. They have a rock / alt / indie sound, citing influences ranging from The Beatles to Manic Street Preachers but still endeavouring to […]
A Higher Revelation 