- Groove Armada
- Hee Young
- Marvin B Naylor
- The Dub Pistols
- DumDums
- Josh Doyle
- Orianthi
- Take Aim Fire
- Autons
- Biffy Clyro
- The Boy Who Trapped The Sun
- The New Cities
- Daisy Dares You
- Dlugokecki
- Ellie Goulding
- Jim Kroft
- Barry Allen
- Caplyn
- The Dead Beggars Club
- Gaolers Daughter
- The Twilight Sad
- Therapy
- Turtle Giant
- Advantage
- Soldier
- The Lights
- The Victorian English Gentlemens Club
- Cannabis Corpse
- Lost Without Cause
- The Skinks
- Marina and the Diamonds
- Mlini
- The Jessie Rose Trip
- The Reverence
- Velvet Star
- Cling
- Natalie Merchant
- Alyssa Atherton
- Battle Flags
- Beggar Joe
Music News
Groove Armada Reach Number 6
12th March 2010
With a new sound coming from Groove Armada, critics are giving the album great reviews...
The Prodigy At Bestival
12th March 2010
The Prodigy have been announced as the headline Sunday night act for this years Bestival...
Josh Doyle 10 Years On
11th March 2010
Its been 10 years since The Dumdums first released their debut single "Everything"...
Field Day New Acts Confirmed
11th March 2010
Orianthi Interview From Lick Library
11th March 2010
Biffy Clyro Bubbles
10th March 2010
Biffy Clyro's new single 'Bubbles' is due for release on April 26th on 14th Floor Records...
The Great Escape New Acts
10th March 2010
The Great Escape have added even more cutting edge bands to the bill...
New Cities New Record
10th March 2010
The New Cities will be releasing their first UK single 'Dead End Countdown' on April 26th 2010...
10 Years Of Dlugokecki
09th March 2010
Music Articles
Hee Young - So Sudden EP
Record Review
There is no mistaking that this record sparkles in all the right places...
Marvin B Naylor - Carousel!
Record Review
We see a more restrained version of the crazy character we know and love...
Take Aim Fire - Pretty Brutal
Record Review
From its synth-intro to it's fuzzy break and keyboard solo, this is a top-notch track...
Autons - Who Do You Think You Are Kidding?
Record Review
Autons are a band full of evolution in their ideas...
Jim Kroft - Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea
Record Review
This song really harks back to the eighties, but delivers the sound in a more authentic way...
Caplyn - Looking for Chetson EP
Record Review
Mixing indie-edginess with alternative pedal-hopping...
The Dead Beggars Club - Got Soul
Record Review
It has lots of chops and changes, a tuneful solo and a cocky chorus...
Five Years Ago
Various Artists - Ultimate Indie Hooks Compilation Volume 1
Record Review
There really are lots of hooks on this record and on the whole, the good tracks win the day…
Leap of Faith - Songs of Innocence EP
Record Review
A strutting rocker with big riffs and lyrics you wouldn't play to your mamma…
My Mantra - 20 Questions
Interview
There is a real scene here at the moment - it's very vibrant. How it hasn't been stumbled across I don't know...
Josh Doyle - Aphrodite
Record Review
Electronic genius at every turn with great rhythm samples, ambient strings and an aching vocal that floats hauntingly among the electro-scape…
The Red Kites - Closer To The Bone EP
Record Review
A band that is not afraid to do feel good Britpop with a big emotional smile…
Mobrown - Single Mother EP
Record Review
If "Single Mother" doesn't conjure up memories of the Rolling Stones, it's only because we're all too young to know who they are…
Leisur::Hive - 7 Ton Edition
Record Review
A bleak, unforgiving landscape which immediately attacks the senses...
Various Artists - Independent Revolution (CD1)
Record Review
All thoughts of dropping off during this disk are eradicated by the crashing sound of fluid rockers Christiansen…




