B.Green Sets Sail with New Single
Rapper, guitarist, lyricist and gentleman cosmonaut B Green hails from Atlanta but his music and lyrics spread far beyond. Alternative hip-hop MC Green’s name symbolises […]
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Paul Hazel goes Back to the Future with Arty Electro-Beats
When Melody Maker declared Paul Hazel, “the future of techno” is 1994, it seemed that was that but, as often happens, the circling sharks chomped […]
Oh, Canada! Rare Americans Blast out of the Traps with ‘Cats, Dogs & Rats’
Rare Americans, rare, possibly because they’re from Canada, are one of those bands who seem too good to be true; who have already nailed their […]
A Flock of Seagulls – Space Age Love Song
If you were to describe the pop culture of the 1980s in just one picture, you could do a lot worse than a pic of […]
BBC Banned From Playing Tribute to Sir Cliff Richard
In a frankly magnificent chain of events, the tables have been turned on the bastion of British media, the BBC, and they have been banned […]
Goodbye 21st Century, Hello 1995! Music Sales Continue to Soar
The British Phonographic Industry, or BPI to its friends, has published its yearly data for UK music sales and the top and tail of it […]
Filthy Shenanigan’s From Look-a-Like Indiesters, Screamin’ Whisper
The first single from Screamin’ Whisper’s album, Filth, is released today. The eponymous tracks has an ultra-heavy The Arctic Monkeys influence though as a stripped-down three-piece, the traditional […]
The Survival Code to Launch New Single at Camden Rocks Presents
Following on from the success from their last single, Not Working, Irish/English alt-rock duo Survival Code are gearing up to release the follow-up, Along the […]
Cambridge’s Vulpine Smile In Conversation
What attracted you to the area of music you work in? We love live guitar music, it just excites us, there’s nothing like going to […]
Space is the Place – Sugarspun’s Debut Single, Spaceman Dreams
Meet the new face(s) of modern British indie music, Sugarspun, the most optimistic, uplifting indie band since the heights scaled by Oasis and Stone Roses. […]