When we reviewed The Vanities album 2001, we picked out This Ain’t Love as a personal favourite. We clearly weren’t the only ones with an ear for the razor sharp choral hook as shockingly soon after it’s original release it recieved the remix treatment by the one and only Jean Jacques Smoothie. Hearing the track […]

Intricate instrumentation that writhes, wiggles, and wanders underneath the transfixing and transcendent vocals. This is music from another dimension and it emerges from the cosmic void rift with bared teeth and sharpened claws. It begins with the fury of the post-punk growling guitar and a torrential onslaught of the deafening drums. They weave together with

It might clock in a little short of 2 minutes but the journey ‘Back Home‘ takes you on is built with over lifetimes, and sticks in the memory with effortless flow and honest heartfelt storytelling. The beat has this epic soundscape that serves up a timeless classic appeal that throws it back while also sparkling

Dancing in the dissonant darkness and distress of a broken psyche in the moments before they decide to end their suffering this track channels frantic and frenzied fury of the lost and hopeless. Sadurday is an evolving project born from the creative and therapeutic breeding ground of the 2020 lockdown. The sound and line up

Bouncy blues rhythm infused with enough of a funky strut that it boogies its way straight onto the dancefloor. It begins with the jangling of some crisp chords slowly picking themselves together on top of the slow and steady stomp of its porch stoop hootenanny percussion. Milky Chance have a clear respect and reverence for

With the driving force of whitewater rapids Homeboy Sandman slaps down a cascading raw and pure energy summoned from some primal power. It is both torrential speed and free fall slow. Tightly packed rhyme schemes that are spat with a vicious tenacity yet also a super cool easy breezy flow. The duality and legend of