Aussie rockers Hands Like Houses are releasing their long-awaited new album tomorrow, February 26. Dissonants is the third full length from the band and it was produced by James Paul Wisner (Underoath, Paramore) once again, following his involvement on 2013’s… Continue Reading
My fascination with music out of the UK keeps on growing the more I hear bands like this. Indie-rock band, Atlantic Shore, are sharing their new track, “The Comedown,” this week in honor of their new release on March 4.… Continue Reading
Glasgow’s KLOE will have you excited about pop music again – mark our words! The 19 year-old singer just released her new EP, Teenage Craze, which is drenched in glittering synths and dark pop Halsey-esque sensibilities. She has described the… Continue Reading
What do you get when you mix Christmas lights, a house party, a fort and Care Bears? The new Troye Sivan video for buzz single, “Youth!” Taken from the singer’s critically acclaimed debut album, Blue Neighbourhood, “Youth” captures the essence… Continue Reading
Halsey, by far my favourite breakthrough artist from last year, is currently on the BADLANDS Tour playing sold out shows to some of her biggest crowds as a headliner all over Europe. I went down to Brixton’s O2 Academy in… Continue Reading
If there is one song I wish I had wrote it would have to be “Pain Told Love” by Tribe Society as it so eloquently captures the essence of what it truly means to live a life wrapped up in… Continue Reading
RIVRS are a London synthpop duo comprised of Charlotte Mallory and Fin Munro who are set to invade the music world by storm. They’ve just been signed to Charli XCX‘s new label, Vroom Vroom Recordings, and their debut track, “Friend… Continue Reading
The New Coast are a fresh indie-pop duo from the UK comprised of Nick Blyth and Chris Cheater who find their inspiration in American cinema and pop culture. They’ve just unleashed their euphoric debut single, “Lost In Your Love,” which… Continue Reading
Back in 1998, all I listened to was UK pop/R&B girl group, All Saints. Their self-titled debut album started out as an experiment, as a 10 year-old me only bought it (on cassette, mind you) because I loved debut single,… Continue Reading
Toronto’s For Esmè have been a favorite of mine ever since I was introduced to their music this past summer. “Make a Sound” – a social commentary on social media and how the documentation of our lives have become so… Continue Reading