With ‘don’t wanna be alone on christmas’, Maria Lane conjures up those lesser seen pangs of heartbreak that can be hidden beneath the surface of tinsel and twinkling lights.
Category: Reviews
Natalie Jean, Noshir Mody and Brian Sargent’s powerful reimagining of Radiohead’s ‘Creep’
Natalie Jean, Noshir Mody and Brian Sargent who have reimagined ‘Creep’, injecting jazz, rock and classical elements in order to push the boundaries of this much-covered original.
‘Hymn For A Swan’ is Axel Kyllo’s resounding DIY recollection of heartache
Axel Kyllo’s DIY ballad ‘Hymn For A Swan’ elevates feeling of heartache and loss with his profound songwriting.
Introducing Faroe Islands’ Bejamin Rajani with indie-folk single ‘Mánakvøld’
Faroese musician Benjamin Rajani’s ‘Mánakvøld’ is a blissful, acoustic guitar-driven track that transforms the mundane into the magical.
Alex Starling’s cinematic wonder ‘Maybe We Lost It’ ponders the discomfort of change
From start to finish, Alex Starling’s ‘Maybe We Lost It’ is a cinematic wonder that explores the great expanse of the human psyche, framing familiar questions in a fresh, exciting synth-pop manner.
Jack Rush defies expectations with eclectic debut album, Late Bloomer
Late Bloomer LP represents Jack Rush’s refusal to conform to genre expectations is a refreshing breath of fresh air in today’s increasingly homogenized music landscape.
Larusta & The Dead Dogs deliver a hauntingly beautiful debut, The Life You Save May Be Your Own
Larusta & The Dead Dogs’ artistic rebirth finds its voice in the layered production and emotional candor of new album, The Life You Save May Be Your Own.
Lebanese/Palestinian-Scottish polymath Salwa releases hauntingly nostalgic ‘Ghost You’
Salwa’s ‘Ghost You’ is an electrifying anthem of defiance, blending electro-pop, space disco, and unapologetic storytelling into a sonic explosion.
With humour & emotion, Fraser Morgan brings attention to mental health with new EP
Built on acoustic guitars, delicate mandolin lines, grounding bass, and dynamic live drums, Fraser Morgan has created a rich, full-band sound through his new EP, I Hope You Can’t Relate.
Brighton’s Bacci Pouch are anything but ‘Normal People’
‘Normal People’ solidifies Bacci Pouch’s place as one of Brighton’s most promising indie-rock outfits.
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