Calva Louise’s Interlude For The Borderline Unsettled EP is finally out, and with it brings a refreshingly diverse approach to songwriting. If you haven’t heard of Calva Louise and are into Rock Music, then this unique trio is worth listening to. Similar sounding to the American singer, Poppy, with a hint of Pale Waves, Calva Louise produce heavy tracks which contrasts the … [Read more...] about Calva Louise: Interlude for the Borderline Unsettled EP – Review
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Oliver Spalding: Novemberism – Review
Oliver Spalding releases new record Novemberism, calling on his skills as a songwriter to work through personal issues and create tailored but raw song structures. Novemberism is the debut album of 23-year-old UK artist Oliver Spalding. As with his debut EP Unfurl in 2017, the album was written and recorded with producer Ed Tullett (Novo Amor). There is a definite feel of … [Read more...] about Oliver Spalding: Novemberism – Review
Rob Alexander: Being Myself – Review
Rob Alexander wears his heart on his sleeve on new record Being Myself, playing on an 80s pop-rock sound and country-laden lyrics. South Florida-based pop/rock musician Rob Alexander is one of those artists that will put anything he feels directly into the music he creates. This is admirable and can help musicians to focus their mind and concentrate on subjects and sounds … [Read more...] about Rob Alexander: Being Myself – Review
Emily Jane White: Immanent Fire – Review
Emily Jane White holds a mirror to our face with her latest release Immanent Fire, a dark reflection of our destruction of Earth that is a pleasant stare into the abyss. Coming from a state riddled with wildfires in recent years, it is fitting that Californian folk musician Emily Jane White’s new album is titled Immanent Fire. Co-produced by Anton Patzner, Emily’s sixth … [Read more...] about Emily Jane White: Immanent Fire – Review
Tindersticks: No Treasure But Hope – Review
Tindersticks, the rainy-day poets of aching melancholy, return with a record of subdued, stripped-back elegance that delivers emotional intensity in spades. As the russets and crisp temperature of autumn segue into the darker hues of a wintry chill, there seems no better time to welcome a new release by that most misunderstood and bafflingly peripheral of arty chamber-pop … [Read more...] about Tindersticks: No Treasure But Hope – Review
Saytr Play: Honest Man – Single Review
Saytr Play has critics raving about their exciting live shows in 2017. They combine rock and roll, garage-rock and indie to create their unique style, and have had multiple sold-out headline shows in Manchester, and wildly successful tours of the UK. They are a very hot band to catch live and the antics and showmanship of their frontman, Fred Farrell, has thrilled audiences … [Read more...] about Saytr Play: Honest Man – Single Review