Posts Tagged Shell Zenner

Hailing from one of London’s beating creative hearts, the emerging land of Peckham, Heavy Heart are a boy/girl duo who are beginning to rise above the new music radar. Having formed earlier this year, Heavy Heart have recently relased...

Need an escape from the daily humdrum of life? For three minutes we can offer you that with ‘Further Than The Moon’, the new track from London artist Viet Sign, one half of Jewellers. It takes you on a...

‘Beckon Blue’, a tranquil and melancholic track, is the latest record by Atlas a four-piece alternative indie band from Birmingham who are pretty much unknown outside the midlands. However, within the midlands they are slowly but surely building a...

Adio Marchant aka Bipolar Sunshine, former vocalist of Kid British, has been busy creating catchy, soulful, RnB-come-indie-pop all the way from Manchester this year; and what a year it has been. Ever since we first featured him on our...

The eighties; a decade that just keeps on giving. From the grungy fuzz of Seattle (Bleach-era Nirvana) to the rain-soaked melancholy of Manchester (The Smiths), to the sun-kissed arpeggios of Los Angeles (The Bangles), eighties guitar music casts a...

There’s nothing of real beauty I could produce from a kitchen, I think. Well, apart from that one delicious Pancake Cannelloni I made that time. For that reason alone I’m incredibly impressed with Cardiff’s Rhodri Brooks, who managed to...

This debut from London’s Boxed In will arrive on the super-prolific Moshi Moshi Singles Club on November 25th – where it will stand alongside releases from the likes of Big Deal, Casual Sex and Clock Opera amongst others. Preceding...

If my over-bearing hatred for those checking in to enjoy their summer jollies hadn’t yet reached boiling point, this joyously shimmering Summer anthem from Manchester’s Oceaán has gone some way to tipping me over the edge. Loosely weaving contemporary influences...