Harkening back to the glory days of rock ‘n roll. Stay tuned for our session with alternative rock band Grim Tim!

Gentle ponderous energy

26/08/2023

Green Gardens are four friends from Leeds who strive to bring inaccessible feelings into a shared band setting. Their debut album ‘This is not your fault’ is out now.

Sadness is inspiration: Elephants and Dogs

15/04/2021

Elephants and Dogs, named after the mnemonic for memorizing guitar strings, is the solo project of Toronto-based artist Joe Narducci. We’ve added “Damned if I do” from his debut EP to our playlist of April.

To start 2021 with a positive vibe: Kerri Watt’s debut album

21/12/2020

Wanna start 2021 with a positive vibe? “Neptune’s Daughter” from Kerri Watt can be the perfect way to keep that intention. The uplifting debut album will be released in January 2021.

Little Barrie & Malcolm Catto: a bit darker, but with hope

12/10/2020

“Quatermass Seven” by Little Barrie & Malcolm Catto could only have been produced in the colourful streets of sprawling London. The new darker, deeper and more expansive album will be released at November 6.

Black magic from All Them Witches

05/09/2020

All Them Witches is back with “Nothing as the Ideal”. The magical dark 8-song set was recorded at Abbey Road Studios in the legendary Studio Two (home to landmark recordings by The Beatles, Pink Floyd, and more).

Heavy. Dark. Electric: Into the deep with Iress

12/08/2020

Based in LA, floating between the bright sun and the deep darkness of the Atlantic Ocean, Iress creates an original heavy sound. Last week the 4 piece band released “Nest’, the third single of their upcoming album “Flaw”.

Harkening back to the glory days of rock ‘n roll. Stay tuned for our session with alternative rock band Grim Tim!

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Gentle ponderous energy

Sadness is inspiration: Elephants and Dogs

To start 2021 with a positive vibe: Kerri Watt’s debut album

Little Barrie & Malcolm Catto: a bit darker, but with hope

Black magic from All Them Witches

Heavy. Dark. Electric: Into the deep with Iress

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