Picking up the iconic ‘Boys Don’t Cry’ from The Cure, Annabel Allum uses this mainstay rock single to portray her compassion for the men in her life, using that sweet slacker-pop style.
Category: Rock
POESY is back with the stunning new music video to her pop-rock belter, ‘Diamonds’
Sarah Botelho, better known by her stage name POESY, has returned with the stunning new music video to accompany her pop-rock belter of a tune, ‘Diamonds’. Based around the themes of inner turmoil and escaping those horrid, dark recesses of your own mind, the ‘Diamonds’ music video combines powerful, metaphorical imagery with contrasting colours and a clever but easy-to-follow narrative.
Cheriton and Lydia Clowes collaborate on feel-good ‘Say Hey’
Listen to the feel-good and funky ‘Say Hey’, the sublime new single from Cheriton featuring the divine vocals of Lydia Clowes.
Journey with us through Mungbean’s album, I Love You Say It Back
A quick-stop tour of Mungbean’s ten-track I Love You Say It Back LP.
Nghtfall releases pop-rock tune ‘Alone’
‘Alone’ is a solid pop-rock tune filled with yearning and the sense of seperation from Canadian singer-songwriter Nghtfall.
Lo-fi dreams come true Lucky Idiot’s Low Ceiling EP
Listen to Lucky Idiot’s debut outing, Low Ceiling EP, now.
Art-rock trio Cat Ryan make their mark with ‘Mary Shelley Song’
‘Mary Shelley Song’ celebrates the randomness of impulsive creativity, which makes it a thoroughly unique and engaging listen from art-rock band Cat Ryan.
Aussie brother The Junkie Twins make a raucous on ‘All Things Future And Past’
With an upcoming album in the books, The Junkie Twins share title-track ‘All Things Future And Past’ to give us a taste of what’s to come.
Montreal artist Emi Jeen deliver edgy alt-pop single ‘Other Side’
Emi Jeen’s new single ‘Other Side’ is a raw-edged mix of pop and rock that perfectly suits her front woman vocals.
Queen Frequency & The Twats share psych-rock album, Observations of a Lonely Planet, Pt. 1
Queen Frequency & The Twats is a multi-genre rock band that incorporates feminism and science fiction themes into their new album, Observations of a Lonely Planet, Pt. 1.
