The Test Drive: The Fleas – Telling Tales
The Fleas, Reading’s exuberant indie-roots quintet, are to release their anticipated new EP, ‘Telling Tales’, on all digital platforms on Monday 27 April. The band, who have appeared on the airwaves with increasing regularity...
First Listen: Andy The Kid – Cowboys Evolution (Rise Up)
The Sunset Strip is a long way from the balmy environs of Townsville, Australia, but that is where you'll find the new kid on the block: Andy The Kid. ATK is on a roll...
Daily Dose: Sympathetic Drive – Cover Me
Sympathetic Drive got their start playing for special occasions at family gatherings. What started as a dream for me, to play music together with my sons and daughters, has morphed into a reality. The...
First Listen: Cosby – In Flight (Branded James Remix)
A trio from Richmond, Virginia in the US, Cosby are a band on the rise. With their very own brand of upbeat synth pop with 1980s flavours, they combine anthemic melodies, smooth harmonies, driving...
Daily Dose: Opera Rock – Guardians of the Light
Mixing Heavy and Power Metal sounds with more melodic and rock ones, in order to affect even those people who do not usually listen to these genres. But most importantly, exploiting the power of...
First Listen: The Shy Lips – Bahia Part II
Formed in early 2012, the brainchild of singer Adam and bassist Victor, The Shy Lips as an idea was born during travels in Europe and South America where the two met and bonded. The...
The Test Drive: Soft Picasso – What’s To Become Of Us
Existing somewhere between dream and memory, Soft Picasso's quirky world is borne out of lo-fi honesty.
Recorded in a bedroom in Liverpool, the duo's stripped back approach uses simple guitar, bass, keyboard and drum machine...
Jammerzine Exclusive: ADP’s Sander Brandriet – From NeoVamp to NeoTech
In today's day and age with the internet and media becoming both mobile and interactive it's hard to stay on top of things and still seem fresh and relevant. That is until you meet...
Daily Dose: Froskull – A Thousand Years
Born and raised in Nashville, Stephen grew up at the very intersection of American musical culture. The spell of Music City ascended nascent childhood interest to wizardry as a performer, composer, and producer. In...
Daily Dose: Kobadelta – Black Pyramid
Black Pyramid is the 6th track from the upcoming EP 'Open Visions'. Recorded at First Avenue Studios, Newcastle by David Curle, March 2015.
Released on Friday 1st May 2015 with a launch gig at Think...
Daily Dose: Eric Lilavois – Stuck On Repeat
Eric Lilavois is one of the most influential record producers, musicians and all around music tastemakers in indie rock today. He has worked with some big name bands and up and comers including Atlas...
Daily Dose: Froy – Keeping Up With The Joneses
We're called 'froy' and we're from Melbourne Australia. We're 2 guys who have played music together in various configurations over the years who semi retired from music a few years ago. However, given our...
Daily Dose: Madelyniris – Street Signs and White Lies
You might catch indie pop artist madelyniris at the opera on a Saturday night -- not as a spectator, but as a performer. She has a rare gift only a few on this planet...
Daily Dose: Anilore – Gigondas
18 years after their first album, Anilore returns with “Dead Love’s Grave.” Producing the album themselves, the band worked patiently over four years, using whatever methods were available to capture a sound and a...
Naylor’s Notes: Ed Roman
When you walk onto a fresh blanket of snow. How many sets of foot prints do you see? You may see and think only one, but take another look. You will soon find that God is...
First Look: Lola Lamour – Slow Motion Love Affair
A unique and original group influenced by the vintage era of singers such as Peggy Lee and Doris Day, singer/song writer Lola Lamour and her band The Lamours are set to release their new...
Daily Dose: Ashland Station – Want It Bad
With the release of the Black Orange EP, Sean Smith and Ashland Station breath new life into a classic alternative genre by utilizing digital and natural instruments together, and creating a catchiness with guitar...
The Test Drive: The Cathode Ray – Infinite Variety
Edinburgh alternative outfit The Cathode Ray release their highly anticipated second album ‘Infinite Variety’ on April 20th 2015 through Stereogram Recordings.
Sonically, ‘Infinite Variety’ is an experimental affair - acoustic in places; more electronic in...
Daily Dose: Yes Sunshine – No No No
Yes Sunshine originally formed in spring 2013 to commemorate the passing of a close friend, but the five piece went from strength to strength, officially hitting the scene in May 2013 with their intriguing...
Daily Dose: Roll It Over – Death Wish
The band, formed in 2011, has featured many of the areas top musicians. Working together to create works of sonic architecture and emotional value. Music that will connect with the audience on varying levels....
Daily Dose: Jack MacArthur – Iris Eclipse
Jack MacArthur is a multi-instrumental musician, singer-songwriter, producer, and sound engineer. With an avantgarde acoustic approach, Jack writes of humanistic concepts and secular ideals.
Jack has a passion for both the emotional songwriting and creating...
Daily Dose: Ingrid Frosland – Dare To Believe
Ingrid Frosland brings you music that blends acoustic folk with upbeat Scandinavian pop. Whether it’s being lead by fragile fingerpicking, electric guitar and delay, or a banjo groove, her music is captivating.
Ingrid currently divides...
Naylor’s Notes: Xander Demos
Introducing: Xander Demos. He takes it above and beyond what many guitarists are doing these day's. Keeping it old school for sure, he has set out to blow at-least 80% of your mind!!!
This guy will rock, "not...
The Test Drive: The Slow Readers Club – Cavalcade
The Slow Readers Club release their highly anticipated second album 'Cavalcade' on Monday April 14th.
The band's previous four singles have enjoyed extensive airplay on BBC 6 Music and 'Don't Mind' was selected for a...
Daily Dose: Kasey Williams – Constant
With the release of her self titled album, Kasey Williams utilizes emotion, whit, and a bit of humor to show that even when songwriting comes from a personal place, it can still be fun....