Daily Newsletter, June 10, 2023

Drew Holcomb And The Neighbors Strangers No More Magnolia Records With all the new artists/bands exploring Americana/roots music, there is always a chance that not all of them will reach the heights of those that have been working the genre for a while. Yet, with those more seasoned acts such as Drew Holcomb And The […]

Loveblind gives a bit more than just dominating guitar sound, it gives some very tight, skilful shoegaze that doesn’t want to go away. And it shouldn’t

Certain Times Desire Double Phantom Are there any new developments in synth-pop music? Well, it depends how you look at it, some might say that the genre is in a perpetuating mode, artist recycling older ideas, others might say that recycling the right ideas and rearranging them in a new way is a good development […]

TEKE::TEKE, Montreal's seven piece collective, are definitely a band (in true sense of that word) that have been trying to combine many genres together, often in a single song, since its inception (two albums and two singles ago), something that they bring to heady heights on Hagata , their latest.

Sivu Wild Horse Running Square Leg Records Working as a singer songwriter, being there practically all by yourself is a daunting task, and often, adding something more than just your voice, lyrics, and a single instrument can not only help, but also cover any lesser moment your music has. Yet, when you actually do not […]

During the only major performance she gave in her home country, Gilberto was booed.

McCartney wants the song out.

Among the chart topping radical pop hits of Frankie Goes To Hollywood and Art Of Noise, contemporary composer Andrew Poppy was, on the surface of it, an oddity on ZTT. Here Paul Morley explains why he was an ideal fit for the label

The punk band are famous for culture-changing gigs in Manchester and London, but what about ones in Keighley and Dunstable? Attendees at their first UK tour remember the protests, raw power – and cider-drinking hippies

Calling all Gen Xers and elder millennials: Those old copies of Pearl Jam’s “Ten” could you earn you a bundle.