Operatic piano-punk artist Kristeen Young has been making music since the 90s. Co-produced by Tony Visconti and featuring a diverse lineup of guests, Live At The Witch’s Tit (due to be released […]
Going Straight is the latest single from Bristol three piece Candy Darling, and it’s a slow-burning thing that somehow marries swagger and vulnerability into one compelling, reverb-drenched package. It’s instantly […]
Cold Comfort is the debut album by the London-based four piece, and it’s clear from the outset this isn’t music for the faint of heart. Their previous EP, Blue Skies, […]
Clocking in at just under forty minutes, Carniphobia is an onslaught far too rich and busy to be absorbed in just one listen. It’s something of a Frankenstein’s monster, genre-wise, […]
Wildfire is an interesting album, one that blends good, solid punk with elements of folk. An unlikely combination, maybe, but it’s this that gives rise to some of the album’s […]
The Mahones’ The Hunger & The Fight is a headlong race through Ireland’s turbulent history, a narrative that starts with Brian Boru, the last king of Ireland, and reaches all […]
Singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Amanda Palmer (formerly of the Dresden Dolls with drummer Brian Viglione, now a successful artist in her own right) has been one of independent music’s most […]
Singer/guitarist Adam Turla and cellist Sarah Balliet perform a gorgeous stripped-down live version of I Came Around (Bitter Drink, Bitter Moon, 2012) in a van for the Hollywood Guitar Center.
Love Gone Left is the latest single from Bitter Ruin’s upcoming album, Waves (due for release May 12th). Another independent Brighton-based band, Bitter Ruin’s music is dark and lovely, featuring incredibly […]
Yesterday, Brighton-based dark cabaret/classical punk mob Birdeatsbaby premiered the animated music video for The Bullet (the second single and title track from their forthcoming third album) on Artrocker. And it’s […]