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iliketrains – This Skin Full of Bones
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Los Impresionistas – Maquiladora de Sueños
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Ed Hale and the Transcendence – All your heroes become villains
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Whistle Peak – Half asleep upon echo falls
A second album by Whistle Peak drops on Valentine’s Day (Feb. 14th for those absent-minded). The name is Half asleep upon echo falls and the sound is lo fi (but polished, so no details are lost) and the atmosphere is thick with folk and country sensibilities, but there’s a tinge of electronica and ambient, just to…
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Review : ILTea
Those tea addicts from iliketrains have launched their own brand of tea (with some help of Nottingham‘s own Lee Rosy’s) and now are offering a delectable Earl Grey (or Gray for our American readers). We sent our squirrel spies to nick a bag from iliketrains‘ fortress of solitude in Leeds and smuggled it back to México, where…
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Wake up to Ninetails
Liverpool’s own Ninetails (signed to Superstar Destroyer Records) are getting some love! They are on a roll at MTV Unsigned (you can still vote) and they are doing quite a bit of noise around. As a thank you/gracias to all the people supporting them, the band have released a brand new song (with a spiffy…
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The Twilight Sad – No one can ever know
The always evolving beast that is The Twilight Sad show their true colours once again. A reinvention of sorts while still maintaining that very raw emotion on top of the wave of notes and noises. The album (out on FatCat Recirds, Feb. 6) is No one can ever know and although guitars haven’t been chucked…
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Interview – Headlights & Psychic Twin
Absinthe Blind. Headlights. Psychic Twin. Three very different bands, with a couple of members being transferred every time it undergoes a regeneration, Doctor Who style.

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