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  • Rocket from the Highlands

    You Dead! – SiCCiH2R4McT

  • Fractals in your speakers

    The Pattern Theory – The Pattern Theory

  • A pink shade of pop

    Screaming Maldini – Secret Sounds That probably was the worst pun-passing-as-a-post-title this excuse for a website has tried to use. Sorry for that. Anyhoos, music, yeah. Screaming Maldini, a band wearing all pink (allegedly) and making quite a racket both on record and live (cheapo plug) have just released (a couple of months ago) their…

  • Three shades of noise

    The Loud – Harris Shutter Stream – ‘Avida Dollars’

  • Wake up to… Writer

    Writer! A simple name for a not so simple band, these dudes go for the fuzzy, lo-fi side of the musical spectrum. Like a polaroid fading (’cause you left it in a bowl of Dr. Pepper, just for the lols), their sound is very retro but with a positive vibe (and loads of energy). Currently…

  • A lo fi math rock band in my pockets

    Menendez – Apple for teacher

  • Wake up to… Legend of the Seven Black Tentacles

    Fuckshitdammit, I love this band. With a very experimental approach to music, an ever growing and changing roster of talent and with a vivacious live set, Legend of Seven Black Tentacles are a collective (more like a Gestalt, really) from Sheffield that love to squish genres together and create something that hasn’t been defined yet.…

  • Singles: Dead Sons, Rumour Cubes, The Future Shape of Sound, Sharp Knees

    Greetings, readers drinking Orangina (via smuggling) and sneaking a looksie at Videogum.com (a site much funnier than us).  Welcome to another edition of our “reviewing releases late again” single reviews column. This week’s singles come courtesy of that Toffee Hoops Müller Corner I had for tea, the scaly bug that bit me at the Salmon…

  • Wake up to … The Thinking Men

    Slide guitar. You love it or you hate. If it’s the former, you know that it started with the old school blues musicians using bottles over their guitars. Why did they do it? I reckon it was that pact with Satan that the film with Ralph Macchio told us about. Or maybe they were just…

  • Where there’s a will, there’s a record

    Sometimes, when you need to get your message out, what’s best Emma Webb – Soulchime