Perhaps being the most discrete and well-behaved festival we have ever attended, Bushstock nestles in cosily amongst London’s bustling Shepherds Bush Green and surrounding chicken shops, pubs and Greek falafell take-aways. In fact it is the reality of the loveliness…
The Kindling have just released their second EP, Half Light, half-recorded in deepest, darkest Kent and half-recorded in a disused hall in south London. Such locations no doubt help create the dark, edgy feel of their music, carried by the…
– – Before Clouds, Blue, or Ladies of the Canyon Joni Mitchell released her David Crosby-produced first album Song to a Seagull. Joni recorded the album in 1967 when she was 24 and released in ’68. It might have been…
Leeds’ own Dunwells are preparing to release their debut album Follow The Road at the start of next month, and to give us a tease they’ve put out this here video for the title track. They’ve kept it all rather…
The Melodic have announced the release of the first EP under their new guise later this month. The artists formerly known as Melodica, Melody and Me will unleash On My Way, featuring two new tracks and two not so new, as…
Ralfe Band’s Son be Wise is a contradictory thing. A brooding, occult record driven through with pop hooks and fantastical shimmers. It’s somehow irresistibly danceable and irrepressibly dark. It’s one of those records that’s totally engrossing until it’s finished, when…