If we give your record an 8.5 then you know we are gonna be chasing you for an interview. We demand answers, we need to know more about you – how, what, why and when. Royal Baths’ sophomore, Better Luck...Read More »

Paula’s debut, Relaxed Fit, is an album that you pay what you want for, it’s out on Movie Star Records and we bloody love it. The man behind the name is David Carriere (yes we ask him what that’s all...Read More »

Bowlegs caught up with Sharon Van Etten, New Jersey girl turned Brooklynite, on the release of her excellent third album, Tramp. We wanted to ask her about the record and how it felt to be held in demand by such...Read More »

Sun Glitters is Luxembourg’s Victor Ferreira, and he’s been steadily causing a bit of a buzz in the glitchy dance parade. And with he’s finest work to date about to be released, the excellent High EP, it looks like 2012...Read More »

Last year we got to hear an unusual album from Blackout Beach entitled Fuck Death. Unusual because it set out to deal with the theme of war. Like PJ Harvey’s Let England Shake, Fuck Death is a gratifying listen, and...Read More »

Bowlegs caught up with singer-songwriter Jonathan Wilson before the Manchester leg of his UK tour. We talked about how his acclaimed 2011 album Gentle Spirit came about, our shared love of vinyl and his plans for the forthcoming year. Bowlegs: First...Read More »

Is it possible to mash noise, soul, sass, edge, and post modern aesthetics together? U.S. Girls’ Meghan Remy thinks so. Ever since we saw the amazing video for If These Walls Could Talk, we’ve been intensely curious about the thought...Read More »

The new Errors‘ record, Have Some Faith In Magic, finds the Scottish trio experimenting with Dance, Electro, Pop and even a touch of vocals. It also happens to be their finest album to date – and that’s saying something. So...Read More »

Cloud Nothings’ new record, Attack on Memory, is a whirlwind of eight hook-heavy, guitar crashing tracks – and to be quite frank we can’t get enough of it.  Main man Dylan Baldi has never struggled for a melody or two...Read More »

Islet’s debut album, Illuminated People, marked the beginning of 2012 for Bowlegs. The Cardiff band’s DIY and experimental flow was more than evident on their previously released EP’s, Celebrate this Place and Wimmy, but this was on a whole new...Read More »