Snowapple unveil new album Utopia

Always inven­tive, with a unique and expan­sive world view, the inter­na­tion­al, female-led Snowap­ple col­lec­tive has released a new album June 13th titled Utopia, blend­ing music, the­atre and activism. And they will be play­ing at Glas­ton­bury fes­ti­val on 25th June. The Snowap­ple col­lec­tive evades pigeon­hol­ing into par­tic­u­lar genre; instead they embrac­ing and bring togeth­er dif­fer­ent gen­res in…

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Sydney Minsky Sargeant of WMC reveals solo album

Work­ing Men’s Club’s Syn­dey Min­sky Sergeant will release his debut solo album Lun­ga on Sep­tem­ber 12th. It is his first since sign­ing to Domi­no. This sees the front man of WMC chart a new and per­haps sur­pris­ing new course. These are glis­ter­ing melod­ic songs, an anti­dote to the chaos and abra­sive atmos­phere of tour­ing, and…

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Richard Norris remix of Pale Blue Eyes ‘How Long is Now’

Pale Blue Eyes have today released a remix of How Long Is Now by ‘spa­tial land­scap­er’ Richard Nor­ris on their own Broad­cast Record­ings label. The orig­i­nal is the open­ing track on their last album, New Place, which was released ear­li­er this year. Richard describes his approach to the track: “As soon as I heard the track…

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Dream Boy dark debut EP Drowning in Blue

With a pow­er­ful melan­choly take on shoegaze, Dublin based female-led quar­tet Dream Boy have released their debut EP called Drown­ing in Blue The EP con­sists of four lush, lyri­cal tracks, plus a bonus reimag­in­ing of the open­er. The first track Ivory sets the tone with its rich, som­no­lent tex­tures, pulling the lis­ten­er into a dreamy soundscape.…

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Panda Bear new track release Virginia Tech

Some­thing that press­es all our but­tons is Pan­da Bear’s new track Vir­ginia Tech, pre­vi­ous­ly only released on the B‑side of the 7‑inch of Sin­is­ter Grift’s lead sin­gle Defense. It’s a rich slab of psy­che­del­ic throw­back gor­geouse­ness fea­tur­ing Pan­da Bear’s dis­tinct­ly lay­ered vocals, a mes­meris­ing drum line and even a euphor­ic sitar-like wig-out at the end. It’s…

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South Facing festival series lineups now complete

South Fac­ing have been announc­ing some incred­i­ble names to their day fes­ti­vals this year – and now the line­ups are com­plete. Their var­i­ous dates spread across August span elec­tron­ic, indie, hip-hop, folk, and more and South Fac­ing con­tin­ues to estab­lish itself as a cul­tur­al cor­ner­stone in the UK’s sum­mer fes­ti­val cal­en­dar. The final announce­ment came…

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