Swim Mountain, a four-piece from London, have their debut album coming out next month. This lead track from it, ‘Yesterday’, feels like a perfect slice of summer pop to us, though, so you’d be well advised to listen to it…
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Jenny Lewis’ third album has been a long time coming. The voyage of the broken relationship that informs the great part of this album has indeed been an arduous journey, but the resulting record rarely dips below sublime and will…
Annie Eve’s debut album has all the beautiful trademarks of a first EP. This is a collection of songs Annie’s been playing with and writing for a long time. Listening to Sunday ‘91, you can feel Annie’s music changing and…
The first single off James Yorkston’s forthcoming album The Cellardyke Recording And Wassailing Society (a jolly collaboration with a host of good Scottish people) is a mellow, sauntering piece of pop. With a visually addictive bloodied monochrome marvel of a video to…
Lily & Madeleine are back! If you don’t know why that’s exciting then you simply haven’t been paying attention, because we’ve been banging on about them for ages. It seems absurd that the sisters could be on to their second…