The intriguing but relatively unknown music career of composer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Jules Maxwell has been diverse, to say the least, and began in rather unlikely circumstances. Although he studied music at school, it was […]

Pet Shop Boys will release a brand-new single, ‘Cricket wife’ on May 7th. The dramatic new song – almost 10 minutes long – will be part of a special two-track CD single accompanying the publication […]

Princess Goes To The Butterfly Museum are vocalist, lyricist, musician and actor Michael C. Hall (Dexter, Six Feet Under, Hedwig and the Angry Inch), drummer Peter Yanowitz (The Wallflowers, Morningwood) and keyboardist Matt Katz-Bohen (Blondie). […]

Cody Frost’s debut single ‘Verbal Warnings’ introduces her as an artist with a singular, uncompromising outlook. It’s opening sets her accomplished yet charismatic vocals to an unadorned piano, lulling the listener into a deceptive sense […]

New single ‘Loose Ends’ is a voice of reassurance in a turbulent world. It is a symbolic illustration of the confusion our limited perspective brings. It is for anyone whose questions outweigh the answers, for […]

Irish singer/songwriter Annabelle is pleased to announce the follow-up release to her hugely successful single ‘Give Me Love’ today, named ‘All Night’. The catchy pop track is the second in a series of singles to […]

Short, sharp and frank reviews from a confessed vinyl junkie. I’ll be posting my most loved records and most recent purchases right here for your perusal every week. Long lost collection of songs that should’ve […]

Ben Howard is pleased to announce two shows at London’s Royal Festival Hall for the Autumn. The British musician, who releases his fourth album, Collections From The Whiteout, on 26th March, will return to the […]

‘Bad Idea’ is the follow up single to ‘You’re Gonna Get Back Up’ and was written after a fun night out with friends. Like ‘The Scandal’, ‘Watch Me’ and ‘Bad Idea’ were all written during […]

Hare Squead continue to lead the charge for Irish hip-hop, their magnetic rhymes and multi-genre productions proving that they offer something that sets them apart from the pack. Those traits permeate everything they release, from […]

The video was shot by London-based director Marc Swadel (The Chemical Brothers, Stone Roses, Sparks, Thurston Moore). Made in quarantined bedrooms, kitchens and practice spaces across three international time zones, it has the feel of […]

Liverpudlian songwriter Dr Orange returns this February with some of his most authentic, raw and affecting work to date in the form of ‘Chinatown’. It’s a biting piece of British indie rock that’s built on […]

Festooned with copious cartoon dicks and nudity, where full anatomies are exposed where even the robot has a fully functioning “pussy”,; one would hardly think that Post Apocalypto would contain an Aesop style fable. Nonetheless, […]

We may be cursed to be in the midst a global pandemic, buffeted by all of its stresses and pain. But everyone knows that art provides succour, that music is the most reliable balm. And […]

Without parallel in handbraking through expectation-confounding twists and turns for almost two decades, The Coral prove to be the ringmasters of the unforeseen once more as they announce that 85-year old, Ian Murray (aka The […]

Toby Juan AKA The Magic Epic grew up in suburban South London and moved to the coast after falling in love with Brighton where he began writing his own music in 2013. He worked as […]

Carnage is a new album by Nick Cave & Warren Ellis, recorded over a period of weeks during the lockdown. Although the pair have composed & recorded many soundtracks together, and Ellis is a long-term […]

What comes to mind when you think of music video games? Over the years, the video game industry has been treated to iconic soundtracks in games such as Tetris, Super Mario Bros, and Street Fighter […]