An Edwardian Rock band transported to the 21st Century: The Iron Boot Scrapers
The Iron Boot Scrapers truly learnt their trade on the street. They started busking in 2000 and, due to their no-holds-bar performances, which involved accosting members of the audience and whipping the crowds into a frenzy, they found they were offered many ‘indoor’ bookings at festivals , weddings and corporate events.
Dr. Futz
Punk, rock
Nomadic Heavy Metal from the Mongolian plains
Motorcycle gangs riding across the plains along with wolves & horses; Somehow the new inventive style of Mongolian folk metal band The HU blends natural the traditional ways of the heavy metal music (long hair, leather, guitars, growling, and epic medieval badassery) with the nomadic traditions. folk metal band The Hu have been inventing what […]
Ten Years Today
Punk, rock, alternative
Punk. Funk. Rock. Today: Ten Years Today
It’s obvious that when these three young men take the stage, they make it their own. Ten Years Today started out as a duo in a dusty attic. Nowadays this alternative powerpop trio perform shows bursting with energy, it’s hard not to move!
“More, More, More”. New material of Mike Borgia & The Problems
A 2 and 3 piece band with a sound larger than 5. The Problems is a band with an approach to rock unfamiliar to the common trends, yet somehow creates a marketable sound. Italian American singer-songwriter, Mike Borgia, formed the band back in 2011. The vocal style of him and his band is comparable to […]
Popronde Preview: Fokko, about the trials & tribulations of the thirty-something guy
The truth can be funny if it is told in the right setting. Fokko combines firm rock with truthfull lyrics that makes you smile and think.
“King of Crown City” shows love for vintage funk, soul, R&B and jazz
Multi-instrumentalist DORAN DANOFF is an emerging indie soul & rock artist from Los Angeles, CA with a piano based sound that fuses soul, rock, jazz and folk in a unique modern pop music. Last week his newest album “King of Crown City” was released.
Imperfect things can be perfectly beautiful too, the songs of Sridhar Varadarajan
Sridhar Varadaraja composes instrumental rock that may vary from fragiel, intimate guitar play to the big bombastic stadion rock in one song. About “Imperfect Things”: “A collection of odd little instrumental songs that I worked on and off over the course of probably a year or two. A time spent second guessing, scrapping, re-doing and […]
Staff Picks Vol. 1
With The Stangs, Filet au Fonque, Rodèlle, Colorwave, Chris Adam and many more!