Tamesis – Magna Mater: EP Review
Tamesis deliver unassuming but seductive psychedelic Folk Rock on the Magna Mater EP.
L’objectif – The Left Side: EP Review
L’objectif return with their second EP; The Left Side. This quartet are ones to watch on the indie circuit.
Holly Humberstone – Work In Progress: EP Review
Holly Humberstone follows her 2023 debut with Work In Progress; a four track EP of new music.
Spiral Scouts – Tales on the Tide: EP Review
Is it vaudeville? Is it 30s jazz? It’s thoroughly endearing, whatever it is. Spiral Scouts’ frontman, George Spittal stakes his claim to become Blackpool’s very own Cab Calloway
Cash & Carter – No Use Praying: EP Review
After a lengthy incubation, the fruits of collaboration finally see light of day on the debut EP from UK Americana duo Cash & Carter.
Prognosis – Esigen: EP Review
Prognosis release the Esigen EP – packed with their signature brutality and beauty.
Siblings – In Heaven: EP Review
A thoroughly engaging short collection from South London indie-folk newcomers, Siblings. Four tracks that make you want to hear much more…
Frankie Archer – Never So Red: EP Review
Traditional Northumbrian songs and tunes brought bang up to date by award-winning electro-folk artist Frankie Archer.
Karine Polwart – Seek The Light : EP Review
Something a bit different from the ever mercurial golden tonsils of Karine Polwart.
Caolan McCarthy – Paper & Stone: EP Review
Musician/actor Caolan McCarthy channels Elton John (and others) on his debut solo recording.
Nieve Ella – Lifetime of Wanting: EP Review
Nieve Ella makes a powerful comeback with her incredible second EP, ‘Lifetime of Wanting’.
Snake Eyes – Health: EP Review
Five short, sharp, powerful bursts of “Grit Pop” from Brighton trio, Snake Eyes.
The Deadnotes – Forever Outsider: EP Review
Freiburg’s pop/punk duo, The Deadnotes set their sights on the UK with their Britpop-influenced EP, Forever Outsider.
Jamie Lenman – IknowyouknowIknow: EP Review
Illustrious indie illustrator and alt-rock songwriter Jamie Lenman returns with an inspired supplement to his acclaimed recent album, The Atheist
Sam Sweeney & Louis Campbell – Shapes: EP Review
Next in a series, Sam Sweeney switches from solo to duo with an inspired partnership.