The Suzukis
Reducer EP
Deltasonic
Insert CD; sit back; turn the volume up to ASBO level and crack open a beer or two. The Stone Roses once sang about ‘What The World Is Waiting For.’ Maybe, just maybe, this is it…! more… “The Suzukis”
Insert CD; sit back; turn the volume up to ASBO level and crack open a beer or two. The Stone Roses once sang about ‘What The World Is Waiting For.’ Maybe, just maybe, this is it…! more… “The Suzukis”
Lanarkshire five-piece Luma have the kind of swelling guitar sound that naturally lends itself to live performance, and you can’t help feeling that ‘Blue Peter Garden’ fails to do them justice. more… “Luma”
A sugary, summery slice of laidback pop, ‘Waiting For You’ is how Jack Johnson might sound if he’d grown up in Bristol and North Wales, rather than surfing off the coast of Hawaii. more… “Al Lewis”
From Hamamatsu, Japan, Spookey are basically the what the Ramones would be like if the Sanrio corporation had dreamt them up instead of that damn cat. more… “Spookey”
‘Chorinho,’ / ‘Choro’ is a traditional style of Brazilian music, played principally by flute, pandeiro (hand-held drum) and cavaquinho (small four stringed guitar.) more… “Agua de Choro”
This 4 track (plus a pleasant surprise) follow up to last years Moon Mountain album sees more of the same from the widely dispersed Pendulums. More great folk tinged tunes with frivolity in abundance. more… “The Pendulums”
The fact that Elliot Minor have supported both McFly and Gwen Stefani tells you almost all that you need to know about them. more… “Elliot Minor”
It’s a great idea. Take four up-and-coming bands, sign them all to your label, then put out a four-track EP showcasing the best from each. It’s like the Cadbury’s Heroes of the music world: a bit of everything, and not too much of anything you don’t like. more… “Various”
Perhaps the most obvious single from their underrated second album Our Earthly Pleasures, ‘Girls Who Play Guitars’ is the kind of literate yet gut-rocking song that Maximo Park do better than anyone else on the current indie scene. more… “Maximo Park”
Nottingham-based five-piece Swound! have included a glossy photo with their press release, showing the band staring disaffectedly at the camera in matching white hoodies. more… “Swound!”