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If energy and gusto is what you’re looking for then 586 have it in abundance more… “586”
If energy and gusto is what you’re looking for then 586 have it in abundance more… “586”
No sooner do I receive the debut single from Glasgow – don’t say the word twee – sextet The Royal We, that I discover the band is coming to a premature demise more… “The Royal We”
With their album Boys Need Jazz picking up great reviews, Brighton 4-piece Actress Hands have been busy, touring the UK in their own right in support of the release more… “Actress Hands”
The Coral are a funny wee band, this is their fourth record proper, fifth if you include 2004’s mini album Nightfreak and the Sons of Becker, and it seems for all their knowledge of 1960’s beatpop, soul and psychedelia they’ve never quite realised their full potential over the course of a long-player. more… “The Coral”
Ok I’m instantly smitten with this album, as soon as I see it’s called Boys Need Jazz I’m sold, for whatever reason that is a cool name for a band’s debut album. Especially when there’s not one ounce of wanky jazz fat on the record. more… “Actress Hands”
Polly Paulusma’s second long player sees the artist transcend her folk roots and explore an altogether more electric affair. That’s not to say this album is an all out rocker more… “Polly Paulusma”
The Coral are a funny wee band, this is their fourth record proper, fifth if you include 2004’s mini album Nightfreak and the Sons of Becker, and it seems for all their knowledge of 1960’s beatpop, soul and psychedelia they’ve never quite realised their full potential over the course of a long-player. more… “The Coral”
If there’s one thing you do today you have to check out the video for this song, it’s absolutely as cool as ice, much like the song it accompanies. more… “Bat for Lashes”
The third single from Malcolm Middleton’s acclaimed album, A Brighter Beat, is another contemplative affair. more… “Malcolm Middleton”
Tom and Alex return with another slice of sweet melodious fun from their latest, and by far their best album, ‘No Need to be Downhearted’. more… “The Electric Soft Parade”