Let’s dive into the cinematic world of Walilamdzi, the instrumental project of Berlin-based musician Nikita Noebel.
Tag: guitar music
Stockholm’s Big No No beckon in a new phase with ‘Hold Your Horses’
Loose beach-rock drums and washed-out drums are soaked in the ambience of a late summer afternoon in Big No No’s newest single ‘Hold Your Horses’.
Cat Ryan announce their new EP with the dreamy, guitar-led single ‘Like This’
Newcastle’s Cat Ryan is back with effortless, rock-inflected indie-pop single ‘Like This’.
Beau James Wilding’s new album, seeing i god, contains all the elements of this artist’s unique style
Beau James Wilding’s album, seeing i god, is a musical journey that explores various emotions and themes.
Let’s get ‘Down and Out’ with Brighton’s indie musician Park Days
Brighton-based musician Sam Thrussell, known as a member of Dutch Criminal Record, has released a new single titled ‘Down and Out’ under his side-project, Park Days.
Blueburst embraces the finite nature of life in rock ballad ‘Supernova’
In ‘Supernova’, Blueburst marvels at the frailty and beauty of life in the face of mortality.
American romanticism, nostalgia & heartbreak comes together in Drew Thomas’ ‘San Francisco’
UK artist Drew Thomas really does capture that American romanticism and unique sound in this indie-rock triumph.
‘Cordon Sanitaire’ is Former Lives’ vibrant, new wave tribute to anxious outsiders
‘Cordon Sanitaire’ is the vibrant, new wave tribute to anxious outsiders from Portland DIY musician Former Lives’ song-a-month project.
‘Deja Vu!’ is the ironic critique of social media obsession from Birmingham’s Jack Frohlich
‘Deja Vu!’ is define by bursts of guitars, well-placed pauses, impatient percussion and Jack Frohlich’s unflinchingly honest commentary.
The Sukis’ ‘Cherryade’ is a self-reflective journey of teenage romantic
There’s a compelling freshness to ‘Cherryade’, the latest single from Hertfordshire bank The Sukis who typify the grittiness of a garage-rock outfit.
