Cazals
To Cut A Long Story Short
Kitsune
New Romantic classic covered in modern indie style, all slashing guitars, tumbling drums and….. sorry, are you drifting off? more… “Cazals”
New Romantic classic covered in modern indie style, all slashing guitars, tumbling drums and….. sorry, are you drifting off? more… “Cazals”
Titled something like “It plays with the madmen”, according to ITM?’s not-at-all-accurate translation system, this single from Brighton’s much-touted Bobby McGee’s is indeed mental and great, despite the grammatically inaccurate apostrophe in the name (I’m a stickler, sorry). more… “The Bobby McGee’s”
To My Boy’s ‘Fear of Fragility’ is another slab of dance-indie, retro-future fusion, lifted from debut album ‘Messages’ and coming on like the Postal Service fronted by Andy Bell more… “To My Boy”
Titled something like “It plays with the madmen”, according to ITM?’s not-at-all-accurate translation system, this single from Brighton’s much-touted Bobby McGee’s is indeed mental and great, despite the grammatically inaccurate apostrophe in the name (I’m a stickler, sorry). more… “The Bobby McGee’s”
Starting a scene one day means you have to keep up with it – and your own reputation – the next. Felix Stallings Jr, aka Felix Da Housecat, might have been one of the driving forces behind Electroclash way back when, but his resulting legendary status doesn’t cut him much slack in the evolving word of dance music. more… “Felix Da Housecat”
Paperhouse is a catchy little debut from Liverpool’s The Delta Fiasco. It’s a very clean, dance-rock number, not too unlike late New Order or Electronic. more… “The Delta Fiasco”
It seems like The Kills have been away forever. U.R.A Fever is a reminder of why the Anglo-American male/female duo captured our attention back in the first place. more… “The Kills”
The former Test Icicles man Lightspeed Champion not only looks super cool, but as he demonstrated on last year’s mega-psych epic Midnight Surprise, that he is one of the most exciting solo artists to emerge in the U.K. more… “Lightspeed Champion”
Only their first single, Glasgow’s Make Model have set the bar pretty high for their follow-ups. Built around some driving bass and drums more… “Make Model”
Miracle Fortress seem far more comfortable creating their dream pop in the studio than in concert. On stage, they have difficulty connecting My Bloody Valentine influenced distortion with the exuberant pop melodies more… “Miracle Fortress”