Ronny Tibbs – Shorthand: EP Review
Ronny Tibbs genre blends like a champion on the Shorthand EP.
One Adam One – Monday Morning: EP Review
This instantly likeable EP from an unfamiliar duo, One Adam One, exudes a feelgood factor that is extremely appealing.
The Stingrays – My Everything: EP Review
Two new, laid back and languid tracks from The Stingrays.
Ålesund – Restless Tides: EP Review
Latest four track EP from Bristol Alt-Poppers Ålesund adds to a growing profile whilst ticking several musical boxes.
100 Watt Horse – Okey Donkey: EP Review
Release #6 sees Philadelphians 100 Watt Horse revisit their past and lace it with a stiff dose of today.
Potato – Stew: EP Review
South Londoners, Potato venture boldly where few have trodden before on their debut EP, Stew.
Red Vanilla – Days Of Grey: EP Review
The debut EP from Dundee alt-rock newcomers, Red Vanilla, offers a wide range of options for their way forward
Paul Armfield – Trees: EP Review
Isle of Wight composer Paul Armfield celebrates the trees of Sibden Hill and the impact of trees upon our lives.
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…