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We Get ‘A Little More’ With New Single From Dublin Band milk. Ahead Of Their Biggest Headline Show To Date December 14

November 22, 2019

It surprises me to think that Dublin indie-pop band milk. are still considered “emerging” – with their new single – yet only their third – ‘A Little More’ out today November 22, they present with the production values of a band that’s been working together for decades.

Timi Dakolo’s ‘Merry Christmas, Darling’ Is The Only Christmas Album We Need This Year

November 22, 2019

Ordinarily I would find it difficult to believe Christmas is just over a month away, but listening this morning to ‘Merry Christmas, Darling’, the new album from Timi Dakolo, I’m ready for it. Lay it on me!

Jake Bugg Nottingham Rock City 16 November - photo credit Jane Sweeney

Jake Bugg Wows Hometown Crowd With Tour Opener At Nottingham Rock City

November 19, 2019

Jake Bugg returned to a sold out Rock City in his home town of Nottingham, for the first of a 5 date UK tour in November.

Waldo Witt – ‘Carteret’

November 17, 2019

‘Carteret’, for instance, is quintessential Waldo Witt: it’s a waking reverie, a swim in a deep river with dangerous undercurrents.

Pinegrove – ‘Phase’

November 17, 2019

The song ‘Phase’ is more or less about insomnia — trying to sleep but things racing in your mind… moving through anxieties & eventually, hopefully, into sleep.

Dan Ashley – ‘What Really Matters’

November 17, 2019

In ‘What Really Matters’, Dan Ashley puts life into perspective. He sings about the miraculous encounters he has faced and the traumatizing stories he has heard, proving that all of our priorities are relative.

The Phoenix Rose – ‘Planet’

November 17, 2019

Jarvis Smith of The Phoenix Rose is one of those true believers in ecological necessity, and his gorgeous clip for ‘Planet’, his latest single, is a paean to the Earth.

Jane N The Jungle – ‘Beach On Fire’

November 17, 2019

Arizona alternative rock powerhouse Jane N The Jungle is back once again with another hit. Lead singer Jordan White and her bandmates, Brian Dellis and Bryan Dague, fuse 90s alternative and modern rock. Their trademark sound can be recognized by their bodacious guitar riffs and vocals haunted by fervent passion. Their spirited recordings are brought to life by their ferocious live sets and unique fashion aesthetics.

The Great Dictators – ‘By The Throat’

November 17, 2019

The clip for ‘By The Throat’, by Danish rock band The Great Dictators, doesn’t last for eight minutes, like the Winter Light one-shot sequence, but it is in all other respects a re-imagining of Bergman’s famous scene.

Our ‘Reflections’ On The New EP From Engelbert Humperdinck

November 14, 2019

Last year we reviewed Engelbert Humperdinck’s Christmas album, his first seasonal offering in 40 years; the previous year we reviewed ‘The Man I Want To Be’, and now, he’s back with a new EP, ‘Reflections’, out this Friday, 15 November.

An Evening With A-ha, Hunting High And Low, Royal Albert Hall, 5th November 2019

November 11, 2019

Steve Holley was lucky enough to be present as a-ha, Norway’s legendary band, presented their seminal near thirty five year old debut album ‘Hunting High & Low’ live and in album running order to a sell out adoring crowd at the Royal Albert Hall.

Miami’s Stokoff Injects Fiery South American Passion Into Modern Country Song ‘Embrujo’

November 6, 2019

Stokoff’s writing and singing are filled with a contagious emotion; carving for himself a unique niche in the country music genre. Singing in Spanish, he makes it seem as though it was designed for American Country, just like the lovers in his single, ‘Embrujo’.

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