Teaming up with producer Jim James, Canadian singer Basia Bulat released her latest LP 'Good Advice' last month via Secret City Records. Bulat now hits us with her third single entited 'Long Goodbye'. Mixing upbeat pop with alternative and a mark of soul, the song's feel-good energy, backed by a rich and full production palette, 'Long Goodbye' continues the Montreal singer's further journey into musical expansion. Check it out.
Australian band Twin Haus have released their long-awaited EP 'Nothing Lavish'. Whilst the title could downplay this recording, musically the band goes far and beyond lavish with four cuts of pure sophistication. The haunting and unquestionably ethereal offering follows their 2014 debut EP 'Waxen Myriad'. 'Nothing Lavish' is currently out via Bedlam Records. Have a listen to the stream down at the bottom.
Dream Wife are just as punk as they are pop. In fact, they almost boast …
Since posting their track ‘Take It’ back in 2015, Melbourne band Batz have recorded a …
Bridging the sounds of glam, goth, pop and progressive rock, London-based band Darla And The Blondes are set to release their debut EP 'Eugenia' on May 20th. The five-piece group have previously shared tracks 'End Of The Party', 'Hexenhammer' and 'The Article'. Adding elements of vivid storytelling found in folk music, Darla And The Blondes have fostered a musical dynamism packed with spunk and a theatrical live show that is refreshing and exciting. You can stream 'The Article' below.
Brighton band Thoughts hit the world with their debut single titled ‘Tuck’, out March 7th. …
With the re-emergence of the Deltasonic label and the company establishing a reissue series, the unreleased album 'The Day Is Not Today' by The Little Flames will finally see the day of light. The title track was previously shared back in early February. Now a second, unheard tune titled 'Seven Days' has been shared.
Aside from digital copies of the album which will be available on March 4th, a limited edition RSD vinyl will also be up for sale on May 20th.
Singer, musician and composer Sofia Härdig is considered to be one of the leading acts coming out of Sweden with a sound organic and raw, explosively bursting out of the seams with energy. No stranger to the music industry, Härdig has worked with the likes of Sonic Youth's Kim Gordon and Julia Crafitz of Pussy Galore, not to mention Grammy Award winning group The Hellacopters and more. In a sense the Swedish artist reflects the very idea of what a true rock star looks, feels and sounds like. Whilst her native country has maintained a tradition of pumping out pop acts, Härdig's music is experimental, racing, unafraid and unapologetic. Her visuals are performance art, something that was a staple in New York's East Village punk and new wave scene or West Berlin in the 70s and 80s.
Singer and musician Sofia Härdig has worked with the likes of Kim Gordon and Julia Crafitz, not to mention The Hellacopters, as well as Bob Hund. Having built a reputation of experimenting with rock and electronica, Härdig's latest single 'Sitting Still' bursts at the seams with explosive, raw energy. Like a heavy blow to the chest, there is a sonic punch that lands with sheer force, built around raging guitars and thunderous drumming that is truly an exciting delivery. 'Sitting Still' will get released the 26th of February.
London alternative band Wolf Alice have been nominated for British Breakthrough Act at the 2016 BRIT Awards. Other nominees include James Bay, Years & Years, Jess Glynne, as well as Catfish and the Bottlemen. The BRIT Awards will take place February 24th at the O2 in London. You can cast for vote here.
Wolf Alice released their debut album 'My Love Is Cool' back in June of 2015. Critically acclaimed, singles from the LP included 'Giant Peach', 'Bros' 'You're a Germ' and more. 'My Love Is Cool' was also nominated for a 2015 Mercury Prize for Album of the Year.
