Bleek Noir – Sounds Behind The Night: EP Review
Latest three song EP from Bleek Noir. Goth noir and rockabilly come a-quivering around the corner.
Josh Geffin – Hold On To The Light: EP Review
Delicate, irresistible reflections from London-based singer/songwriter Josh Geffin
Curse Of Lono – Live At Karma Studios: EP Review
Cinematic southern alt-goth country rock, anyone? Regardless, jump in, it’s lovely.
George Marios – Retold: EP Review
George Marios revisits his Daffodil album with a handful of intimate reinterpretations.
MG Boulter – A Shadow Falls On New Brighton: EP Review
More evocative observations of life in a seaside town, from Southend’s folk/Americana troubadour, MG Boulter.
Mexican Dogs – Mexican Dogs: EP Review
Four songs of fuzzy rock on the debut EP from Liverpool trio Mexican Dogs.
Blunt Chunks – Blunt Chunks: EP Review
On Blunt Chunks’ debut self-titled EP, Toronto-based artist Caitlin Woelfle-O’Brien battles and copes with the conflicting emotions brought about by heart-rending experiences.
Barbara – Mildly Entertaining: EP Review
The collected works of whimsy – so far – from Brighton’s satirical pop maestros, Barbara.
Christos & The Violet Crown featuring Olina: EP Review
Four track EP from Christos & The Violet Crown featuring the vocal talents of Olina and the mysterious guitar of Christos.
Ruby Tingle – Lagoons: EP Review
Audio visual artist and performer, Ruby Tingle, on a seductive and sensual five track EP – Lagoons.
Bity Booker – Dreaming In The Morning: EP Review
As soft and gentle as anything you’ll ever hear – four new songs from the magical Bity Booker.
Klangstof – Ocean View: EP Review
Dutch trio Klangstof evolves their sound in a most relaxing fashion. Mainly.
Rachel Walker & Aaron Jones – A Happy Place: EP Review
What it says on the label… a beautiful album from Rachel Walker and Aaron Jones: worth every penny, to both listener and to the charity.
Lesoir – Babel: EP Review
Lesoir go epic on a twenty-minute journey entitled Babel.
Naked Gypsy Queens – Georgiana: EP Review
Don’t get overexcited by the name, we’re family friendly – it’s just the debut EP from Tennessee quartet Naked Gypsy Queens.