If you’ve ever been unsure of quite what ‘dream pop’ means, the debut self-titled album from Lapland should leave you in little doubt. With everything slightly hazy and off-kilter, echoey and wading-through-treacle slow, if you got to the end of…
From Melbourne comes Gossling, giving us a shimmering and understated brand of folk-pop. Following on from her UK debut single ‘Wild Love’ last year, Gossling – or Helen Croome, if you want to be less poetic – brings us the…
The Fly magazine has come a long way after beginning life as a listing leaflet for the Camden-based venue Barfly. The Fly, a free magazine, was once one of the most highly circulated and most popular music magazines in the…
UK-born New Yorker Sofia grew up in an artistic hothouse of a home, daughter to a Venezualan jewellery-designer mother and a Lebanese songwriter father. Her own songwriting kicked off when she was 13. ‘Mum, I Think I Like a Girl’…
‘How Are You Just a Dream’ flings the doors open on …And the Nothing setting a shouty, pissed-off tone that’s not what long-term fans of Hinson will be expecting. You’d be forgiven for thinking you’d put the wrong CD in…
To many British folkies, it may seem as though Cleo T has suddenly burst on to the avant-folk scene in a shower of glitter, silk and French perfume. But this Italian-French demoiselle has been performing her intoxicating brand of Parisian-infused,…