The London trio create atmospheric, ambient pop where vocalist Emma Foster’s evocative vocals glide gently along unhurried synths. Their new single Shed A Tear was released earlier this year.
Formed over 20 years ago with over 100 releases under their belt and many collaborators, the trippy Japanese psychedelic band, often traversing a myriad of other territories including drone, experimental and heavy rock, tour their latest incarnation which welcomes a new vocalist and rhythm section. Read our gig preview here.
Four years after their debut and written over two years, the south London trio return with new release The Other Room, which explores how people relate to one another over fuzzy, indie/garage rock hooks.
With a sound that blends soul, hip hop and jazz, the Australian multi-instrumentalist’s latest album Origin explores disruption from technology. He’s received heavy airplay on BBC Radio 6, and has collaborated with the likes of Loyle Carner and Tom Misch.
The jam-packed day with over 100 bands playing across 15 city centre venues has a line up boasting Miles Kane, Fat White Family, HMLTD plus lots more. Read our preview here.
After self-releasing their first three albums, the Vancouver quartet’s frenetic post punk continues on new release Seeing Green; scrutinizing the absurdity of modern life with an urgent sound and punchy guitars.
- Words:
- Edwina Chan
- Published on:
- Thu 3 Oct 2019
Hailing from Amsterdam, this four-piece delivers grunge-tinged, fuzzy indie pop with catchy melodies and they tour in support of debut release Boat.