This week’s track of the week comes from Irish punk poet Sinead O’Brien with Strangers In Danger – taken from debut EP Drowning In Blessings – out this September on Chess Club Records. Again teaming up with ace Speedy Wunderground producer Dan Carey – who once again works magic with the fantastic krautrock/post-punk arrangements that sit below […]
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This week’s track of the week is the wonderful debut single from emerging singer-songwriter Madison Fiorenza – Fever Dream. Hypnotic vocals and evocative lyrics draped over a moody atmospheric backdrop and swirling guitar lines. Majestic. Fever Dream is an impressively polished debut offering with an infectious melody and tight production. Both lyrically and musically it […]
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Paul Molloy – guitarist of The Coral and co-brainchild of The Serpent Power – has announced his debut solo record The Fifth Dandelion and shared the first cut, a hazy summer trip titled Dungaree Day. The Fifth Dandelion by Paul Molloy will be self-released on 21st August 2020 through Molloy’s own Spring Heeled Records. Pre-save […]
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This week’s track of the week is Shirts – the infectious new single from Liverpool via Amsterdam daydream-pop group Nikki & The Waves. Produced by The Coral maestro James Skelly at Parr Street Studios, it sees the band beginning to define their musical style whilst taking their sound to the next level with their most […]
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For this week’s track of the week, I bring you, all the way from Sweden, via the superb PNKSLM label, Make It Rain – the fantastic new single from Malmo punk quartet Arre! Arre! – taken from their new EP Heavy Breathing – out August 14.
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This week’s track of the week goes to Ian Skelly and Captain Caveman – the majestic lead single from his second solo record Drifter’s Skyline – out July 31. Founder and drummer in legendary Merseyside band The Coral, Skelly released his debut solo record Cut From A Star in 2012 before going on to form […]
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This week’s track of the week goes to Tiërny and her glorious new single I’ll Wait – streaming now. An emotive banger that fuses modern electronic sounds with classical elements and pristine production to lay a beautiful laid-back backdrop for Tiërny’s powerful raspy vocal. As she takes you on an expressive journey laced by real […]
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This week’s track of the week goes – for the second time – to Irish punk poet Sinead O’Brien, this time with fascinating new single Roman Ruins. Like Fall With Me – a tune I named track of the week in March – Roman Ruins is produced by Speedy Wunderground wizard Dan Carey and becomes […]
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Jake Marley’s track of the week goes to American pop sensation Cailin Russo and her fresh banger It’s Cool. An ever evolving artist with a multifaceted identity, Russo is very exciting to follow. Her music evolves, her tone changes but her art is still very much her, in every sense. She’s creating her own world and is […]
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This week’s track of the week goes to the hugely exciting Tally Spear and her phenomenal new single Can’t Find What I’m Looking For. It’s an infectious dose of bassy pop laced with rock attitudes, carried by Spear’s brooding vocals, detailing the struggle to find meaningful relationships, experiences, and the difficulty of just being content […]
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