Kirsty McGee’s sultry ‘Sandman’ dates back to 2008 and its appearance on The Kansas Sessions, but its getting a new lease of life and a new release to mark its appearance in Danny Boyle’s new film Trance. But the truth…
#30 Kirsty McGee – Sandman
#29 Horse Thief – I Am The Bear
“Our music is about more than just the songs we play,” says Horse Thief’s frontman Cameron Neal, “It’s about losing yourself in the sound and creating an experience that sticks with you long after the show is over.” Yeah, they…
Album | The Leisure Society – Alone Aboard the Ark
Their debut was bittersweet indie pop at its finest and the second record was a masterpiece of lush orchestration. Now Alone Aboard the Ark – the third album from Londoners the Leisure Society – sees the band expand their sonic repertoire with…
#28 Olly Knights – Bitten By The Frost
We loved Olly’s contribution to our For Folk’s Sake Christmas album last year, but a great song is for life, not just for the festive period. So now that ‘Bitten By The Frost’ – which also features on Olly’s album…
#27 Fleet Foxes – Battery Kinzie
With a voice and an outlook older than the universe, Robin Pecknold has somehow managed to adopt a Benjamin-Button approach to ageing. He’s turning 27 today, according to official records, but we can be pretty certain this is nonsense. He’s…
#26 Rosie Sleightholme – Spring Interlude
Spring Interlude by Rosie Sleightholme Whisper it, because just when you think it’s all over, it starts snowing again, but at least officially, spring is here. To celebrate that fact (in, you know, hushed tones) here’s ‘Spring Interlude’ from Rosie…