Tag: soul
Celine and The Blue – interview: “There’s no combination like us...
Céline and The Blue are an up-and-coming five-piece band who produce soul and jazz-infused music. A zoom interview with Becca Holden-Sharma reveals the incredible...
Stone Foundation: Is Love Enough? Album Review
Stone Foundation
Stone Foundation
100 Percent Records
LP/CD/Cass/DL
Released: September 25th, 2020
Stone Foundation go from strength to strength through love.
Eight-piece Midland soul band Stone Foundation...
The Spitfires: Life Worth Living – album review
Rachel Velouria Rose does a damn fine job of reviewing The Spitfires latest album Life Worth Living.
Maverick Sabre releases new single Don’t You Know By Now
Maverick Sabre delivers every time, and New Single Don’t You Know By Now is no exception.
Maverick Sabre bounces into 2020 with his first...
Joan As Police Woman: Cover Two – album review
Joan Wasser, aka Joan As Police Woman, unveils her second set of covers 11 years after the first, with reinterpretations of songs by artists as diverse as Prince and The Strokes, Neil Young and Blur, Outkast and Gil Scott-Heron. A remarkable collection, says Tim Cooper.
LIVE
Six Of The Best Sets At Loftas Fest 2020
From toe-tapping rock n’ roll to darkly ethereal modular synthpop - discover highlights from the vibrant Loftas...
INTERVIEWS
Diversity in Deventer – Esc.rec Label Feature
A major feature on Esc.rec, of the most intriguing independent labels in the Netherlands
NEWS
Recently rebranded Eat Your Own Head premier suitably spooky titled new single Poltergeist
Norwich math-rockers premiere visceral new single following rebrand.
MEDIA
Made in Hong Kong – film review
Made in Hong Kong (1997)
Director: Fruit ChanCast: Sam Lee, Yim Hui-Chi, Wenders Li
Running time: 108 minutes
Language: Cantonese...
FESTIVALS
Six Of The Best Sets At Loftas Fest 2020
From toe-tapping rock n’ roll to darkly ethereal modular synthpop - discover highlights from the vibrant Loftas...
