The Slow Readers Club will release their forthcoming album 'The Joy Of The Returnahead' on March 20th via the Modern Sky UK label. The band have shared one of the singles taken from the new LP entitled 'Killing Me'. Absolutely shining with pristine instrumentation, epic breakdowns and titanic vocals, 'Killing Me' is a classic example of a well-crafted indie rock song that is designed to make you think as well as move your body.
Brighton band Thyla have been making waves over the past few years, making them one of the premiere groups coming out of the city. The four piece have now released their new EP 'Everything At Once'. Comprised of four tracks, Thyla effortlessly blend fiery alternative and indie with lush pop melodies. The EP features the previously released singles 'Lennox Hill' and 'December'.
Isle Of Wight artist Lauren Hibberd has unveiled her latest single 'Bang Bang Bang'. Produced by Boe Weaver, the song finds Hibberd delivering stadium pop vocals and hooks over spunky indie and alt-punk instrumentation. Packed with attitude and a youthful drive, the tune is a mainstream crossover piece, with Lauren Hibberd definitely turning up the heat and raising the temperature. Have a listen.
Whilst the world can at times appear to be in a grim place, NYC Nada Surf have stepped up with a celebratory song about more aspects of people with their latest single 'So Much Love'. With a sunny alt pop sound as the underlay complimenting the bright vocals of Matthew Caws, the track is bursting with high spirits.
Singer Paula Ruiz aka Fatal Tiger has shared the official video for her single 'F*****g Down'. Directed by Amanda Lago, the overly stunning visuals depict Ruiz in the middle of a cult-like group who hovers around her in a sexual and animalistic manner. Opposed to remaining a victim, the singer takes control of the situation, a representation of the struggles we have with our true personality, as Fatal Tiger is actually dreaming the story.
At the moment the city of Brighton is exploding with talented bands. The trio Something Leather are among those groups who have been releasing stellar music for the past couple years with cuts such as 'Shotgun Persona', 'Disappear On Me' and 'Velvet'.
Brighton band Youth Sector have stepped up with their latest offering entitled 'Tonight'. Electrifying in sound, the group fuses psychedelic, art rock and alternative into one rushing listening experience. Shedding insight on the lack of will to tackle modern issues, 'Tonight' is shining moment for the band members who are definitely in optimal form.
London band Scrounge are explosive. Armed with simply a guitar, drums and microphones, the duo's sound is grand, in your face and ultimately as timely as ever in this current climate of political and sociological winding. Comprised of Lucy Alexander and Luke Cartledge, the pair use bold indie, noise, punk and post-punk sounds combined with thought-provoking and challenging lyrics to create records that are utterly power-punching.
London band Scrounge are explosive. Armed with simply a guitar, drums and microphones, the duo's sound is grand, in your face and ultimately as timely as ever in this current climate of political and sociological winding. Comprised of Lucy Alexander and Luke Cartledge, the pair use bold indie, noise, punk and post-punk sounds combined with thought-provoking and challenging lyrics to create records that are utterly power-punching.
Inspired by random conversations heard whilst riding on a Belfast bus, Irish band New Pagans have unveiled their new track 'Charlie Has The Face Of A Saint'. Although the lyrics are quite the vivid story of guy dubbed Charlie who has problems fitting in school and more, New Pagans insist that it is left up for interpretation. A rushing sweep of alternative rock, the production on the track is quite crisp with lush guitar lines and a thick, rolling bass line all coinciding with sharp drum hits. With the vocals of singer Lyndsey McDougall adding a brightness to the tune, 'Charlie Has The Face Of A Saint' is a fantastic release from the rising band.
