Indie, Rock & Alternative
Since releasing his first album under the name Ginnels, Mark Chester, who is also in…
I introduced Rhodes back in August, as an English singer-songwriter who was releasing contemplative folk…
Here’s what sounds like a gem of an album called L’Amour from 1983 which was…
Mountain Man were a young trio of Appalachian folk singers who released their debut album…
Having re-introduced themselves with ‘Carousel’ and a Fundit campaign that marked the band’s new independent…
Hush War Cry are no more. The Cork band walked a fine line between Wild…
Hundred Waters dropped the beautiful ‘Down From The Rafters’ unexpectedly last month and now they’re here…
Today is the release day for windings & Land Lovers‘ split 12″ LP which is…
M83’s music has an epic quality that means it makes sense for it to has…
No Spill Blood are about ready to follow up their Street Meat EP (your number…
HAWK are a band fronted by Galway lady Julie Hawk, who are now based in…
Having explored his ancestral past in by making a film/songs about a long lost Patagonian…
As The Horrors progress in their career, they appear to dig deeper into older music,…
The Minutes have had a deserving good few years touring Europe, Russia and the US…
When you hear that a band are from Oxford, it’s likely that you’ll think of…
As my single favourite band discovery in the last few years, when I fled the…
Dublin three-piece Sleep Thieves are gearing up to release their album You Want The Night…
Chairlift’s Caroline Polachek has a self-produced album called Arcadia on the way in April under…
Kildare duo Michael Hopkins and Andrew Lloyd, Planet Parade, released a couple of EPs of…
When you have a voice so striking you could hang a hat on it, it’s…