New Music

    Alright, so we know this track also came out as a single in 2017, BUT it was released as part of the ‘You Think You’re A Comic’ EP back in February so it makes the cut for tracks of the year. If you have ever read any of our articles you may have […]

Words by Sal Fasone     Straight from down-under, Australian brothers Tennyson and Holden Nobel burst onto the scene this year under the moniker Imbibe, with just two releases this year the duo returned to the UK last month as main support for their Aussie counter-parts Parcel – two massive reasons why they are worthy

    Rolling in at number nine is the upbeat jangle pop bop ‘Losing You’ from Norway’s Boy Pablo. This track went crazy this year with critical acclaim from the hottest publications in the music world as well as catching over 8 million streams on Spotify alone. ‘Losing You’ is a dreamy one, it’s breezy

    What a year this young pizzagirl has had – two EPs, praise from NME, DIY, Noisey and The Guardian, and a Christmas single. Is there anything that this Liverpool based bedroom popper hasn’t done already and all just in a single calendar year. His sound cuts through the decades, picking up influences as

    Okay, so ‘What About Me’ was released in 2017, but it’s accompanying video came out back in January so that qualifies it enough for us. Cult icon Whinnie Williams started off our year in right direction with her smooth and seductive ‘What About Me’, a follow-on from tracks such as ‘Too Strong’ and

    Who are Bridges you may ask. Well let us tell you, hailing from the wonderful Somerset, Bridges are an alt-rock four-piece who make massive sing-along anthems of stadium-sized proportions. Although keeping up with lead vocalist Ethan’s soaring vocals can be tricky at times, the melodies are so catchy that you can’t help but