There is no doubt that this Hampshire outfit know what they’re doing. Although the heavy metal scene can seem flooded and bogged down in repetitive riffs and the same tedious scales more… “Ruins of Earth”
Adopting stripped down jazz and R&B conventions; lush vocal hushes, thunderous drum disparity and stabbing organ segments is everything you need to know about ‘Swear’, the latest release from Los Angles duo, Inc.
This EP from the Aged brothers, Daniel and Andrew is one of the most curious and thought-provoking pieces of music you’ll listen to this year. ‘Millionairess’ is stuck in the 90s with a jazzy Fuck Buttons type of vibe and ‘Heart Crimes’ takes a similarly disjointed stance – remaining suitably undeveloped and minimalist.
Inc are seriously talented guys making some original and mind-blowingly good music only marginally comparable to Prince.
‘The Fridge’ is a seriously delightful, feel-good track that embraces the intuitive and sincere nature of country music; more… “John Stammers”
Slow burning, guitar filth washes over this track whilst still managing to be quite psychedelic at the same time more… “Super Distortion”
The Ipswich outfit The Cads, have produced one of the few indie anthems of the summer. more… “The Cads”
If this is the future of music then I don’t hold out much hope for the well-being of the music industry as a whole. more… “Van Susans”
Certainly not winning any prizes for their cryptic album title, Topbuzzer claim to have the “antidote to Britain’s coalition hangover”, a cringe-worthy assessment and terrible album premise. more… “Topbuzzer”
If you expecting something a bit more refined, especially with a name like The Victorian English Gentlemen’s Club then you’d better think again. more… “The Victorian English Gentlemen’s Club”
A whimsical piano section braces the intro to ‘Break the Spell’, and who doesn’t like whimsical piano sections? more… “All Mankind”
If Karen O was prim and proper and smothered with a pretentious accent instead of her trademark yelps, she would sound akin to Local Girls. more… “Local Girls”