Is the return single from Swedish indie-poppers No Suits in Miami a “How Soon Is Now” for the Gen Z generation? Crying at the Club, with it’s shimmering guitars, jangling melodies and fast paced delivery certainly shares some traits with … Continue reading No Suits in Miami – Crying at the Club
I have been waylaid with vertigo over the past week or so, managing to get the one post in. I started putting this sampler together a fortnight ago and it’s a bit longer than usual in order to highlight recent … Continue reading The “Post Vertigo” Sampler
I don’t know much about Dance The Ghost aside from the fact they are based in Birmingham. However I do know that latest single Only In The Sun is one of the finest slices of synth driven post-punk you are … Continue reading Dance The Ghost – Only In The Sun
Amelia & The Housewives are a new band based in East Sussex. They describe themselves as “a band from Brighton, who take fun seriously.” They have not released anything as of yet but the band’s debut single titled Maybe is … Continue reading Amelia & The Housewives – These Days
Rocket Rules self titled debut EP that saw the light of day in September last year was one of the finest releases of 2024 to these ears. Six months later the bed room recorded follow up Immediately And Without Hesitation … Continue reading Rocket Rules – Immediately And Without Hesitation
The second EP from the New York based Still Submarine develops the sound found on 2023’s Warmer Shades of You EP. Whilst a number of tracks found on that release erred on the gentler side of indiepop the others were … Continue reading Still Submarine – Unknowing Cat
The Catenary Wires, the outfit featuring Amelia Fletcher, Ian Button and Rob Pursey, have collaborated with the acclaimed poet Brian Bilston for the forthcoming album containing 13 song-poems titled Sounds Made By Humans. It’s preceded by the first single Alexa, … Continue reading Brian Bilston and The Catenary Wires – Alexa, What Is There To Know About Love?
The Outsiders Music Show is something of a recent discovery courtesy of Mixcloud thanks to a comment from Dave Fennessy who runs the show. To say our musical taste is practically the same when it comes to indiepop and post-punk … Continue reading Jumping Someone Elses Train #6
The sun is finally out in London Town and this playlist reflects that in the shape of slumbering dreampop, shimmering shoegaze, sparking indiepop and Swedish pop! The highlight of week for me is the 1960’s inspired retro sounds of In … Continue reading The “Kindred Soul” Sampler
It’s been a few years since I last mentioned Jakarta’s Seaside so much so I managed to miss their last two singles. New single Foolishly brings me back into their sights and the track is an epic take on the … Continue reading Seaside – Foolishly
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