James Smith releases new EP An EP by James Smith, focussing on emotion-laden tracks that his audience will be able to empathize with on a personal level. James Smith is currently ‘one of the Uk’s most promising break out talents’ and his self-titled EP, An EP by James Smith, is not something to be looked over. All about his heartache over his past relationship, James’ … [Read more...] about James Smith: An EP By James Smith – Review
New Music Fridays – 31st January 2020
It's the last day of January, so what better way to say goodbye to those January blues than sitting back, relaxing and listening to our newly discovered tracks of the week? This week we've got some chill, some pop, some indie and hip-hop. A diverse choice for all your musical needs. Click the pics to listen! Eliza Shaddad - Same As You Based around not understanding … [Read more...] about New Music Fridays – 31st January 2020
Jeff Parker & The New Breed: Suite For Max Brown – Review
The shape-shifting veteran Jeff Parker crafts a beautiful soundscape pitched between tradition and futurism, modal jazz and digital glitch in new album Suite for Max Brown. Over a fascinating, boundary-straddling career with the likes of post-rock gods Tortoise, Isotope 217, Tricolor, the Chicago Underground Quartet as well as countless dates as a sideman and collaborator, … [Read more...] about Jeff Parker & The New Breed: Suite For Max Brown – Review
Rough Trade: A Blueprint for the Survival of Record Stores
Entering the Rough Trade East store at London’s Brick Lane is an adventure for any music lover. For such a large place it has a warm and welcoming atmosphere that you’re unlikely to find in many shops of similar size with friendly staff that are always on hand to help. Sofas and a cafe area at the front act as a chill space, everything is light and airy, and records are stacked … [Read more...] about Rough Trade: A Blueprint for the Survival of Record Stores
Oriana Setz: Metamorfosis – Review
Oriana Setz releases new record Metamorfosis, focussing on a unique Latin-infused sound allowed to wander where it pleases. Ecuadorian singer/songwriter Oria Setz is all about authenticity throughout her music. Currently based in New Zealand, this appears to have given her music a unique view on the world, pulling in different genres and tastes, but always with an underlying … [Read more...] about Oriana Setz: Metamorfosis – Review
Temple of Void: The World That Was – Review
Temple of Void unleashe their third full record, The World That Was, featuring big riffs, stunning musicianship and a penchant for powerful melodies. Temple of Void are certainly not newcomers to the scene, already having two full-length records under their belts as well as other split releases and compilation offerings. 2014 saw the band release their crushing debut, Of … [Read more...] about Temple of Void: The World That Was – Review