Latest

See: Slow Down Molasses share the 62-second rush of ‘Son Of Titanic’: don’t delay, get involved
Album review: DC’s Dark Nights – ‘Death Metal’: a raw, ravaging soundtrack
See: Half Moon Run scour your emotions with the autumnal monochrome of ‘It’s True’; their ‘Inwards & Onwards’ EP is out now
See: Pie Eye Collective feat. Hector Plimmer – ‘Flibbers’: gloriously subaquatic, rollin’ breaks for a dancefloor in Atlantis
Track: Cerberon – Outpost 31
Track: Shaman’s Harvest Reveal First New Song in 4 Years ‘Bird Dog’
News: Meshuggah Postpone European Headline Tour Dates To May 2022.
Live: Gavin Bryars and the Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra perform ‘Jesus’ Blood Never Fails Me Yet’ – Dark Mofo Festival 2021
News: Australia’s ASHEN set release date for BITTER LOSS debut EP.
Track: Artemis – New Waves
Track: Motherland – Back To You
Exclusive: Divest record ‘By My Side’ live in session for Backseat Mafia
Track: The Allergies – ‘Move On Baby’: Let the Bristol sunshine in with this Latin-inflected banger
Track: Carpet brings the Malkmus instant fuzz anthem dynamic to ‘Terror Tear’
Album Review: Bright Light Bright Light – ‘So Gay, So Dramatic’
Tracks: The abidingly brilliant Patrick Watson shares the luscious three-part movement, ‘A Mermaid In Lisbon’
Exclusive: Scott Matthews records Wait in the Car live in session for Backseat Mafia
Track: The Slow Summits – ‘Then Again’: a blast of properly cute C86 indie from Sweden
News: The luscious, genre-defying electronica pop trio Afternoon Bike Ride announce a debut album for September; hear a first single, ‘Dog Years’, feat. Middle School
News: Swiss punk popsters Chin Chin’s brilliant ‘Stop Your Crying’ and The Siddeleys’ ‘Sunshine Thuggery’ EP are the latest indiepop nuggets in Optic Nerve’s singles club – and not forgetting Girls At Our Best …

Sheffield Doc/Fest Review: Factory to the Workers

Incoming: Far From The Madding Crowd

Rob Aldam April 27, 2015

See: The video for Naoko Sakata’s ‘Improvisation 2’: another fluid, free-flying expression at the solo piano from next week’s album

Chris Sawle March 21, 2021

Liv Monaghan : Chez Serge

Lara Eidi January 16, 2021

No Comment

News: Meshuggah Postpone European Headline Tour Dates To May 2022.

Craig Young June 19, 2021

Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and the uncertainty that all regions in Europe will be able to restore and provide a safe environment for concerts this autumn, Meshuggah have unfortunately had to make the decision to push back their European headline tour dates to May 2022. The good news is that special guests Zeal & Ardor will still …

Music News Track / Video

News: Australia’s ASHEN set release date for BITTER LOSS debut EP.

K-MaNriffs June 18, 2021

Today, Bitter Loss Records announces August 6th as the international release date for the striking debut EP of Australia’s Ashen, Godless Oath, on CD and 12″ vinyl formats. Formed in 2019, Ashen is a four-piece death metal band based in Perth, Western Australia. While Ashen may be new in name, its members culminate decades of experience, coming together to make their own brand of …

Music News Track / Video

News: The luscious, genre-defying electronica pop trio Afternoon Bike Ride announce a debut album for September; hear a first single, ‘Dog Years’, feat. Middle School

Chris Sawle June 18, 2021

A MEETING of delicate pop like minds: musician-producers David Tanton (aka Rhoda/Tender Spring), Éloi Le Blanc-Ringuette (aka Thomas White), and Lia Kurihara (aka LIA) met on the fertile Montréalais music scene in 2018, began to share and mesh ideas, and formed Afternoon Bike Ride – and listen up, friends; they’re an absolute delight of hazy, …

Music News Track / Video

News: Swiss punk popsters Chin Chin’s brilliant ‘Stop Your Crying’ and The Siddeleys’ ‘Sunshine Thuggery’ EP are the latest indiepop nuggets in Optic Nerve’s singles club – and not forgetting Girls At Our Best …

Chris Sawle June 18, 2021

OPTIC NERVE, the Preston label which is repressing indie 7″s with love and care in its singles series, version 3.0 of which is with us now, is poised to release a little unearthed gem by Swiss punky girlpopsters Chin Chin and The Siddeley’s classy Sunshine Thuggery EP up next. In recent times, the label has …

Backseat Downunder Music News Track / Video

Track: Ron S. Peno & the Superstitions release brilliant double singles ‘The Strangest Feeling’/’Everything Has Changed’ and announce new album ‘Do The Understanding’ for 26 July 2021

Arun Kendall June 18, 2021

It is difficult to express what a profound and integral influence singer/songwriter Ron S. Peno has had on the Australian independent music scene. As co-songwriter writer and frontman for the legendary Died Pretty, the eighties indie scene in Australia was set alight with the band’s inherent ear for pop melodies expressed through Brett Myer’s jangling …

Sheffield Doc/Fest Review: Factory to the Workers

Incoming: Far From The Madding Crowd

Premiere: Balue – Mind I had

See: The video for Naoko Sakata’s ‘Improvisation 2’: another fluid, free-flying expression at the solo piano from next week’s album

Track: Julien baker – Red Door/Conversation Piece

See: Mavis Staples releases video for “If all I was, was black”

Incoming: Irreplaceable

Track and Video: Garden Song – Phoebe Bridgers

Liv Monaghan : Chez Serge

No Comment

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

News: Meshuggah Postpone European Headline Tour Dates To May 2022.

News: Australia’s ASHEN set release date for BITTER LOSS debut EP.

News: The luscious, genre-defying electronica pop trio Afternoon Bike Ride announce a debut album for September; hear a first single, ‘Dog Years’, feat. Middle School

News: Swiss punk popsters Chin Chin’s brilliant ‘Stop Your Crying’ and The Siddeleys’ ‘Sunshine Thuggery’ EP are the latest indiepop nuggets in Optic Nerve’s singles club – and not forgetting Girls At Our Best …

Track: Ron S. Peno & the Superstitions release brilliant double singles ‘The Strangest Feeling’/’Everything Has Changed’ and announce new album ‘Do The Understanding’ for 26 July 2021

MENU