New Music

From the very first strum there is a dark and bloody taste to Pete Gardiner‘s ‘Sing From The Heart‘, it’s got that old time blues in it’s soul and it whips the smoky haze into a thunderstorm that strikes lightning bolt electricity into the heart of the listener. Pete Gardiner is a damn fine lyricist. […]

It begins with the tinkle of chimes plucked from the strings you’re not meant to play in the neck space of an imagined instrument. This is mythic music, impossible and impressive. From there we dive into an interstellar jam from another dimension. In amongst the wiggling of black holes and celestial bodies, a thin golden

Danceflaw saunters in with an addictive and confident groove to cut a mean shape on the dance floor. Gorgeous vocals jiggle merrily with a slight spooky vibe that adds an interesting contrast. An anthem that celebrates the queer spaces and family that provided the band the security and comfort necessary to grow and evolve their

Slave Dog aren’t looking to take it easy on the listener. Picture Perfect explodes with all the force of an atom bomb. Lyrics forceful enough to topple cities riding apocalyptic with impressive vocal velocity over gargantuan riffs. From the outset the guitar leads in with a jerking spasmodic refrain that quickly spirals into a chaotic

Monokino brings together concrete blocks of experimental noise dug out from beneath the beating heart of the city to create a super cool soundscape. Your Underground shows off a much fiercer and edgier side to Monokino‘s sound. It has a prowling energy to it, pent up and ready to pounce. It begins with this sparkling

Who the fuck is Vincent Van Gogh? Well let Cave Paint Make Fire introduce you. Vinnie vinnie vinnie vinnie Van Gogh is a painter who toiled away at his craft but ultimately died broke, unknown, and alone. If only he leveraged Instagram in order to connect with a larger audience, this is a chilling tale