Jamuel Saxon was conceived from Keith Milgaten, a San Diego musician with a new found love for a more intelligent form of dance music. After a battle with drink and drugs Keith got his head down, taking on a few...Read More »

Kapowski’s debut, Boy Detective, is a lush free-fall into Pop. It’s the sort of Pop that doesn’t hold back, laden with strings, psychedelic tints and an endless flow of imagination. The Oakland-based band was built by Front man Jesse Rimler,...Read More »

Way Yes are way good, their new EP, Walkability, is our official morning mood setter. Building from a percussive backbone they craft songs which balance their African and Brazilian influences with modern day songwriting. Melancholy balanced with summertime bliss is...Read More »

Admittedly Batwings Catwings first caught our attention because we liked the name, but then we listened and it turned out we liked the music too. Bowlegs’ friends Foot Village had a hand in getting the band together when they happened...Read More »

High Highs started in Australia and picked it up in New York (along with an extra member). Their sound has a sparse and ethereal quality which can be heard all over their debut, self-titled EP. It seems that 2012 is...Read More »

Fol Chen member Julian Wass has gone it alone for his new, analogue love-in EP, Crystals. It’s a set of tracks that are up there with some of the best electronic music we’ve heard this year. Dreams of tangerine, a...Read More »

Nick Delffs (he of The Shaky Hands) is the man behind Death Songs. A new band with a taste for the ramshackle and untidy. The acoustic guitars scramble amidst various percussive instruments and whatever else may be at hand. The...Read More »

Younghusband’s recently released Crystal EP follows their debut single, Carousel/Nothing,Nothing, which we heard back in June. The four tracks on Crystal throw thick layers of sound at their impressively infectious pop hooks. The Casio-keyboard rhythms on the swinging ballad, Constantly...Read More »

The unashamed Pop being banded around on the North Highlands’ debut, Wild One, beats with an infectious and upbeat persona. Fronted with the pure, sweetened tones of lead-singer Brenda Malvini, the record is a continual flaunt of Indie-Pop – yet...Read More »

We thought we had a hold on Nihiti after hearing their 2010 debut album, Other People’s Memories. It was a fine release, electronics and ambience in equal measure. But the group are back with something different, and it might just...Read More »