Matilda Mann 'Because I Wanted You To Know' EP: track by track review

Following the release of 'If That Makes Sense' in early 2020, Matilda Mann is back with her second EP of the year; 'Because I Wanted You To Know.' With five mesmerising story-based tracks, the EP takes listeners on a roller-coaster journey through the ups and downs of teenage lust a…

Laura Marling 'Song For Our Daughter': album review

Earlier this year, Laura Marling released her seventh studio album 'Song For Our Daughter'; an album which, like her 2015 album 'Short Movie', was almost entirely self-produced at Marling's home studio in north London. Originally, Song For Our Daughter was due for release at the…

Sun June release new album 'Somewhere'

Texas based band Sun June return today with their new album, 'Somewhere', released via Keeled Scales / Run For Cover records. Both atmospheric and emotionally honest in equal measure, the record delves deep into an ambient world of adolescent emotion, with the band referring to the album as…

"I FEEL LIKE YOUR LOVER, YOUR SISTER, YOUR MOTHER"

Blossom Caldarone on the her new single ‘Girlfriends’ and why there’s often too much pressure on women to be everything for their partners.‘Girlfriends’, is the latest track from South London based musician, Blossom Caldarone. It’s the first we’ve heard from her since February’s ‘Less of a Girl’; a…

LUMP perform new album 'Animal' at Rough Trade East

To mark the release of their sophomore album, Laura Marling and Tunng’s Mike Lindsay took to the stage at Rough Trade East to perform just a few tracks as collaborative duo LUMP.The follow up to what was supposed to be a one-off collaboration between Laura Marling and Tunng's Mike Lindsay, LUMP…

Meet the record labels changing the industry from the inside out

Three forward-thinking labels you need to know about In an industry that is statistically male dominated, there’s no question that we are in desperate need of change. In 2018, The New York Times reported that: of the 1,239 artists featured on Billboard’s top 100 charts between 2012 and 2017, just 2…