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Out At Sea Bring The Calm On ‘Maybe You Know Better’
‘Maybe You Know Better’ is the newest release from the London-based indie-pop quartet Out At Sea.
Out At Sea - Maybe You Know Better
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Master of theremin Kepa Lehtinen shows us how to ‘Face Plant’
The theremin is a strange, mercurial instrument to master. Incredibly sensitive, it is played without any direct physical contact. Instead, musicians must craft a...
Indie sunshine with Tomemitsu’s ‘Same Mistakes’
A supposed definition of madness is doing the same thing repeatedly, expecting different results. In which case, everyone is a little bit mad, or...
The Bigger Picture ‘Sparkle’ With Their Debut Rock Single
Guitar bands are out of fashion in the mainstream right now. There was a sweet spot in the 2000s when it was all heavy...
Izzy Frances Explores Vulnerable Love On ‘Stay With Me’
Hailing from the UK, Izzy Frances is a songwriter and singer who provides “an emotive take on songwriter pop that’s sure to make people...
Bittersweet indie pop with Lijie’s ‘So What’
‘So what if this isn’t love? I need somebody…’ sings Lijie on her track ‘So What’, from her ‘Love Psyck’ EP. As I glance...
Join the race to the dancefloor with Eclectic’s ‘Clarify’
It’s been a stressful year for all, and we all have our own ways of letting loose. Personally, sometimes I’ll try and eat a...
Cam Thomas is having the best ‘Identity Crisis’
When it comes to rap and hip-hop, the UK has often somewhat limped behind our American cousins. But luckily, it’s 2021, genre is dead,...
BLÁNID breaks our hearts with debut single ‘Fool’s Gold’
There is something about ‘Fool’s Gold’ that makes it sound like it could have been written centuries ago. An eternal tale of hopeless love,...
Sounds Like A Storm create waves with new single ‘Make It...
Marking a year since the first national lockdown, the mesmeric northern four-piece 'Sounds Like A Storm release their newest hard-hitting, fiery single ‘Make It...
Devastating breakup tunes with Brendan Scott Friel’s ‘Shadows’
There’s an almost nautical quality to Brendan Scott Friel’s ‘Shadows’. Maybe it’s the steadiness of that waltz-time guitar, or the whistling, echoing space in...
Les Ailes blends genres and attitude with ‘Run’
‘Run’ opens with the sound of clinking, almost unsteady percussion. Cowbells? Cutlery against wine glasses? The faint sound of a bar being stocked? It’s...
