The downtrodden-indie of ‘Let It All Go’ suggests that the partnership between Rhodes and Birdy is one to persist with Rhodes’...
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Jonathan Donahue, Grasshopper and co put their troubles behind them and return with an eighth album of immersive, cinematic rock...
Over a smattering of basic beats and rhythms inspired by the streets, Angéline has constructed a beautiful collection of songs....
During the course of five songs, ‘From The Blue’ announces the Canterbury singer as a songwriter to be reckoned with....
On her debut EP of country, the Denver-based songwriter wears her motivation on her sleeves and writes from the heart....
Edinburgh indie-pop act The Spook School smash any notion of Second Album Syndrome on the excellent ‘Try To Be Hopeful’ aving...
Drink Hunter sees Spanish noise-pop trio Aliment adopting a breakneck approach to their blend of ferocious punk and melodic pop...
The appropriately titled ‘Didn’t He Ramble’ sees singer Glen Hansard adding a hearty drop of Americana to his Irish roots...
Adam Cleaver may be looking at the bigger picture on his latest EP release but his music remains beautifully simplistic...
David Angstrom may be a stoner rock old-timer, but the debut album from his new band is anything but dated...
The soft acoustic debut album from Argentinian songwriter Diego Davidenko finds him disconnected and alienated in his adopted homeland, America...
Nashville-based songwriter Merry Ellen Kirk’s latest single is a heartfelt love song which successfully marries timeless sentiments with innovative production...

























