Total Control are a post-punk act from Australia who formed in 2008 and have released a succession of 7″s (which were bundled together as a digital-only compilation last year) that developed from an… Continue reading
Teardrop Factory are a lo-fi, psychedelic infused, indie rock band from Brighton, UK. ‘Topshop’ is their debut EP and features 4 songs, clocking in at just 12 minutes. Each of the songs are… Continue reading
Having recently released the fantastic Mazes ‘Ores & Minerals’ album (read our review) last month, FatCat Records are now gearing up to release the third full length record from The Growlers. Hailing from… Continue reading
First thing’s first, currently, you’re not going to find much online about London shoegaze trio, Bare Pale. Aside from their anonymous looking Bandcamp, Soundcloud and Facebook pages there’s little else but your own… Continue reading
Imagine forming a band then months later releasing one of the most exhilarating indie tracks of the year followed by a slot on the much coveted NME Generation Next tour. Well, London based Splashh… Continue reading
“Tearing Your Heart Out, One String At A Time” is lifted from the forthcoming Bos Angeles compilation entitled ‘Taking Out The Trash.’ The cassette only compilation is made up of four unreleased EPs… Continue reading
The debut release from new Liverpudlian 5-piece Death At Sea comes in the form of a double A-side single featuring the tracks ‘Drag’ and ‘Selfless’. It’s quite fitting that Death At Sea should… Continue reading
Simply put, ‘Need It’, the debut single from London indie quartet Splashh is one of the most addictive and best new finds this year. Part dream-pop, part shoegaze, and part indie-rock, ‘Need It’… Continue reading
Gearing up for the release of their debut album next month, TOY’s third single ‘Lose My Way’ is another sublime cut of 90’s inspired, lo-fi indie/shoegaze. Hot off the heels of the recently… Continue reading
‘Motoring’ is the second single from the much-hyped London five piece, TOY who formed in 2010. While it’s easy to compare TOY to fellow Londoners ‘S.C.U.M.’ and ‘The Horrors’ who they share a… Continue reading
