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Well, for me, it doesn’t get better than this. Books and Britpop, literally, what more could you possibly ask for?
Who have we to thank for this dream come true? Author Tom Boniface-Webb. This man ha..
The seven track’s show the trio’s affinity with off-the-wall indie artists from across the years, showcasing likeness to Violent Femmes and Neutral Milk Hotel, whilst still staying true to their unique quirky style.
The band consists of Dave on Bass and guitar; Hana on min-drum kit, piano, and vocals; and Patrick on rhythm guitar and vocals. The trio have developed a style which incorporates American and Japanese cultures, especially evident in their songs ‘All you can eat sushi’ and ‘Ramen’ which are both on the new EP.
The band also pride themselves on being completely musically authentic. They record strictly without filters, overblown production techniques or autotune. 87 And The Toys subscribe to the school of absolute musical purity which is part of their commitment to their artistic authenticity.
This is shown in their recording techniques as they use their own DIY methods of production, which includes their new EP being entirely recorded on 8-track via a tiny Tascam recorde..
Malcura, the Melbourne-based flamenco sensations, are releasing their new album ‘Malcura II’ on the 27th November.
The band gives you a thrilling and eclectic journey through sound, combining the technical ability and passion of Flamenco with Gypsy jazz, Latin rhythms, a rock ‘n’ roll mentality, and the odd heavy metal riff. From humble beginnings as buskers in Melbourne’s Bourke Street Mall, Malcura have captivated the Australian public with their unique sound and now aim to introduce the rest of the world to their extraordinary music.
First gaining traction with their highly popular renditions of Daft Punk’s ‘Get Lucky’, and the ‘Gerudo Valley Theme’ from the video game ‘Zelda’ in 2016 with over 8 million views on YouTube, the band then went on to be nominated for ‘Best Global/Reggae Album’ at The Age Music Victoria Awards.
Their brand new album ‘Malcura II’ to be released on the 27th November introduces us to a new way of listening to music: feeling it. Through listening to th..
Brisbane-based five-piece, The Bonnie Doons have released ‘Fred’, the first taster of their newest EP ‘The Betweeners’.
Already attracting attention from NME, who incidentally named the new album “A..
Forget Abbey Road, if you want to write and record a brilliant album it would appear a remote farmhouse is the place.
Four Crooks used lockdown far more productively than some of us. I don’t know abo..
Now, when someone asks you about artist’s musical inspirations, you might say their first love or a family member, but maybe not mixed-martial artist Khabib Nurmagomedov.
However, this time round, th..
Singer-songwriter Paul Tully has released his latest track ‘Anxiety’, a song that brings a condition that affects millions into the spotlight.
After 2013’s successful debut EP ‘Lyric for the Lost’, Tully once again shows how far his songwriting has developed, even being described as a “craftsman” by BBC Radio Ulster’s Ralph McLean.
Though addressing a topic that is seen as overwhelmingly negative, ‘Anxiety’ flips this, with Tully finding acceptance rather than denial or frustration.
The topics of Brexit, the Coronavirus Lockdown, and increasing costs of living are listed as reasons for the writing of the song and a growing sense of anxiety globally.
Tully has said that he hopes the song can “bring a sense of comfort to those suffering from anxiety and let them know they aren’t alone”.
The song keeps this hopeful tone throughout and is a brilliant demonstration of Tully’s songwriting abilities.
Although lesser known here in the UK, Tully’s reputation in his homeland of Ireland is ..
The first thing you’ll learn about Quadri is that he doesn’t waste any time. He’s got big ambitions and he’ll lay them out for you from the offset. “Call me QH that’s the brand, call me Quadri that’s ..