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The Magic Gang have bounced into the spotlight recently with their happy go lucky slacker rock sound. Originally from the New Forest, the weezer-esque geeky power pop foursome have reminded the south coast how fun British indie can be. Their latest single ‘No Fun‘ marries a ramshackle scuzzy baseline with a hooky melody that leaves you […]
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With an electrifying live performance that blends tight indie-pop beats and blues inspired guitar licks, Damn Beats are a local band worth keeping an eye on.
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Annabelle Asker reintroduces the band we all know you’ve forgotten about.
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The Edge introduces slacker rock trio Happyness following their success at the NME awards show in February.
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Chasing Grace is a new band with a phenomenal unique sound celebrated by their debut album which is hand on heart brilliant throughout. Their attitude and music is 5 star. Chasing Grace released their first singles in late 2014 and were a refreshing mix of sounds like Imagine Dragons and Mumford and Sons. Clearly it […]
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Introducing The Costellos. A local rock ‘n’ roll band who are looking to make big waves in the next twelve months!
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The Edge introduces Bronwen Lewis. Her melody and individuality is top class and it’s like bathing your ears in soft satin and folky strums, she’s sure to go far.
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Introduction to indie synth pop trio based in Los Angeles – Mood Robot. These guys describe themselves as “keeping it fresh and not giving a hoot”. And it’s fair enough!
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The final artist in THE LIST has had a UK number one, is working with MNEK and appeared on The Voice.
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Despite being only 19, Joey Bada$$ has the makings of a career that puts most to shame.
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2014 has been a confusing year for Hip Hop. Looking back, we were introduced to Young Thug’s distinct take on the English language, DJ Mustards blend of deep bass with minimal catchy melodies and a style of rap/singing used to great success by Drake, Kid Ink and Chris Brown. Nothing then personifies 2014 Hip Hop […]
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Seinabo Sey is next up in THE LIST.
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Emma Harrison Beesley explains why Slaves, an electric mix of deafening noise, still manage to create songs which are absolutely worth listening to and why they are a worthy contender to ‘The List’.
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Bombay Bicycle Club collaborator Rae Morris is next in 2015’s THE LIST.