Premiere: Tia Gostelow – Giants
18 year old Australian singer-songwriter Tia Gostelow is about to release her debut EP Status Anxiety, with an album and some global touring in the works in 2018. We delighted…
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Track: Lord Huron – Wait by the River
The inspiration behind his new album Vide Noir came to Ben Schneider, aka singer-songwriter of Lord Huran, as he walked the streets or LA at night. “My nighttime drives ranged…
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News: Rufus Wainwright announces run of UK dates
Rufus Wainwright has announced 10 not to be missed UK summer shows. Armed with one of modern music’s best back catalogues, an incredible voice and a between song chat to…
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Track, Video and Album News: Courtney Barnett
Fresh from a brilliant collaboration with Kurt Vile, Melbourne’s iconic Courtney Barnett is not resting on her laurels. She has just announced details of a new album entitled ‘Tell Me…
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Album Review: Ought – Room Inside the World
On their third album, and first for Merge records, Ought augment their anxious, itchy alt-rock with a wider palette of instrumental colours, balancing the agitated highs of earlier records with…
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Album Review : Superchunk’s ‘What a Time to Be Alive’
Superchunk have been a constant in the indie rock music scene since the early 90s. They helped to define a sound, regionally in the Chapel Hill music scene, and nationally…
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See: La Luz reveal new video for Cicada
L.A. outfit La Luz have returned with their new album Floating Features being released on May 11th 2018 via Hardly Art. The first single, Cicada, offers a taste of the…
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Track: Dan Stock – Baby Valentino
Milton Keynes born Dan Stock unveils his first track for Heavenly Recordings. “Baby Valentino” already feels like a classic debut from a young man barely out of his teens. The…
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Track: Buffalo Tom – Lonely Fast and Deep
Boston-based indie band Buffalo Tom have released “Lonely Fast and Deep” from their forthcoming album, Quiet and Peace, due out on 2nd March 2018 via Scrawny/Schoolkids Records. Their new batch…
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Not Forgotten: World Party – Egyptology
Life can be strange. 1993’s Bang had flagged up World Party as a band to watch for the rest of the decade. An intelligent retro-pop act, with a frontman that…
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