Radars
Planet Silence
Genepool
If toe-tapping acoustic geniality is your scene put this lot on your ra….. sorry, can’t even bring myself to end that ashamedly lame pun. more… “Radars”
If toe-tapping acoustic geniality is your scene put this lot on your ra….. sorry, can’t even bring myself to end that ashamedly lame pun. more… “Radars”
Zach Condon may only be in his early 20s but his distinctive croon and the sheer scale of his music is that of a fully blossomed performer and composer. more… “Beirut”
The Pearlfishers return with this their 6th record in a career that’s never quite flourished like it should have but always produced evocative and inspiring records of gloriously down-played lyrics and effortless musical arrangements. more… “The Pearlfishers”
There’s something quite new wave about these guys. They seem to play short, sharp music, purely for the love of it. more… “Vampire Weekend”
There’s a lot of the early Manic Street Preachers sound in this disc, with its long, yearning guitar solos and ferociously pounding drums. more… “Airspiel”
There’s a mournful, concentric undertone to this disc – not making you feel sad but certainly making you think. more… “My Little Problem”
This is the band’s second release. The fresh blood of funk runs through this disc, from the hyperactive breakbeats, to raunchy guitars that cut through every so often. more… “Restlesslist”
There’s a very Stone Roses-esque swagger to this album. This works beautifully, as there’s a real groove on display here. more… “Roy’s Iron DNA”
The first thing that strikes one when this disc starts spinning is just how rough it sounds. more… “Various Artists”
This, regardless of the talent being remixed, is perfect handbag house music. The sounds on offer here are as crisp and minimalist as the disc’s packaging. more… “Pet Shop Boys”