Magic Kids
Memphis
True Panther Sounds
Here come the vintage retro sounds of Magic Kids and their happy, happy, happy debut album Memphis. more… “Magic Kids”
Here come the vintage retro sounds of Magic Kids and their happy, happy, happy debut album Memphis. more… “Magic Kids”
Classic 60s/70s rock and 80’s metal are genres and times that spawned legendary behemoth sized bands, many of which have influenced countless sound-a-likes and pub-bands in the decades since. more… “Black Mountain”
Collaborative ventures such as The Burns Unit can be met with as much cynicism as adulation when a line-up of already established and well-respected musicians join forces more… “The Burns Unit”
Pop with an attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder, Mitchell Museum have crafted an ear-boggling slab of extravagant pop bliss. more… “Mitchell Museum”
Recorded over a staggering 7 years in various churches throughout bonnie Scotland, The Douglas Firs is the brainchild of just one man, Neil Insh, with a host of friends mucking in for good measure. more… “The Douglas Firs”
Former John Peel favourites under the guise of Murry The Hump, now firmly re-established as a 60s doting psychedelic beat combo more… “The Keys”
Having witnessed Johnny Flynn perform solo late last year in front of an all too gushing audience, the opportunity to catch him and his band of merry music makers making a barn-stomping racket to drown out the garrulous cries of well-to-do students more… “Johnny Flynn & The Sussex Wit”
Intricate and proficient, this EP of post-rock tom-foolery is a real treat. more… “Comma”
Sombre strings open the latest single from Johnny Flynn’s sophomore album of the same name. more… “Johnny Flynn”
Having watched and listened to the founding members of Jesus. H. Foxx in their previous incarnations (Goldblum, Sweetheart) I’ve always been fond of their ramshackle-pop stylings, slurry vocal delivery and ‘we’re in no rush’ live shows. more… “Jesus H. Foxx”