Single Review
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Stray Fossa – Much For Us
On their debut album’s lead single, the Charlottesville band flaunt a resolutely lo-fi sound, with echoes of early 80s indie lightly…
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Paige Warner – Liquor
Having been lauded by critics for her enigmatic performances and previous single releases, Canadian singer Paige Warner brings us this…
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Stella Soul – Dance
Latest release from the Vancouver-based trio has all the ingredients of a noteworthy disco anthem – filled to the brim with…
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HAERTS – Why Only You
The German duo continue to embrace their trip hop influences on new single Why Only You. Taken from their upcoming third…
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BŠĀR – Illusions
Another art rock outing from the UK multi-instrumentalist producer – Illusions is a safari park of indietronica working within pop…
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Frozen Intertia – What Is This?
New single from this long-standing experimental indie group is an awkward fit for any one category. Geeky and peculiar, the group have…
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Sansha – Home Again
What better way to spend a Good Friday, than with a delightfully playful number from London singer-songwriter Sansha. With a touch of…
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Greg Dallas – Fallen (ft. Catey Elser and Aaron Lawson
Brooklyn based multi-instrumentalist and producer Greg Dallas enlists Catey Elser and Aaron Lawson to create the antithesis of a love…
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Remington Super 60 – Talk With You
The Norwegian dream pop three-piece create their world of expression through subtraction. The band boast an intelligent sound which is…
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Baer Traa – It’s in the Water
On his latest single It’s in the Water, the Dutch singer-songwriter delves deep into intricate funk-soul arrangements and pastoral sounds.…
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