I can see why Brooklyn duo Cousin Luke have My Bloody Valentine in their list… Read the postCousin Luke – Homesick
I do like their devilish off-kilter manner, a piece of bardism but with a woozy… Read the postBlue Goose – Abigail
Been tracking this young quartet from Liverpool since their brilliant debut ‘Turn Back The Time’… Read the postKeyside – Runaway
Crikey that is headed straight for the heart of melody (like Jonsi does), in a… Read the postSedivy – The Way It Goes
Sure does have a slacker consistency, slowcore too so we’re given time and space to… Read the postPebbledash – Killer Lover
Must say that opening scenes have an off-kilter elegance about it and combined with a… Read the postLoss – Legacy
There is a sense of contained euphoria when it comes to Hamburg dup Roller Derby.… Read the postRoller Derby – Ready To Forget
There is an off-kilter melodic interface to ‘Finger Tourniquet’ but that can’t stop Robe from… Read the postRobe – Finger Tourniquet
Is that the kind we’d need to break us free from day to day convention,… Read the postTom O C Wilson – Only Listening (feat. Henri Växby)
They send choppy chords our way, a good introduction and one that is suitably followed… Read the postTim Mountain – Missing
‘Two Tabs’ really goes for it, guitars steamrolling our morning peace into the ground but… Read the postBabe City – Two Tabs
Such a relaxed piece of percussion and it was instructive for what lay ahead on… Read the postJulia Logan – Moodswings
