They’re not Japanese, they don’t work for the constabulary, but they do make bloody good music. Yes, Canadian foursome Tokyo Police Club are back with a new album, ‘Champ’, and are hitting the road and hitting it hard. Bowlegs caught...

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Blitzen Trapper have been writing and recording on their own terms long before Sub Pop decided to sign them up; and nothing, it seems, has changed since. ‘Destroyer of the Void’ merges Folk, Rock and even a bit of Prog; leaving...

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Since the release of their debut album, ‘Alpinisms’, School of Seven Bells have done an impressive job in producing some of the finest dream-pop available for your ears. Formed from the remnants of Secret Machines and On! Air! Library!, Benjamin...

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Turning a solo project into a group effort can be a tough thing. How do you let go without repeatedly screaming, ‘It’s my baby!’? It’s something Luke Temple has managed to do though, moving his group Here We Go Magic...

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Avi Buffalo have released one of the debuts of the year without doubt, and having witnessed their show at Brighton’s Great Escape Festival we can also confirm they cut it live too. We had a quick chat with lead man Avigdor...

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Slow Club are Sheffield duo Charles and Rebecca, and their debut album, ‘Yeah So’, is a guitar driven pop record with a heart. Their latest single was the fantastic ‘Giving Up On Love’; and now Bowlegs is eagerly awaiting album...

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Male Bonding are from London, yet signing to Sub Pop and recording an album that manages to combine hard grunge guitars with ethereal tuneful vocals suggests that there is not much standing in the trio’s way. Bowlegs spoke to the...

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Beach House’s latest album ‘Teen Dream’ is one of the best of 2010 so far. The duo’s dreamscape surroundings have been taken onboard by producer Chris Cody (Yeah Yeah Yeahs, TV on the Radio) and the pair have come up...

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Black Tambourine never released an album and were only together for two years (89-90), yet their voice still resounds through many of today’s bands. Cited by The Pains of Being Pure at Heart and The Vivian Girls as a major...

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Shearwater returned this year with ‘The Golden Archipelago’ a vast and open record that demonstrates the band’s deep and meaningful outlook on the forever changing landscapes.

Bowlegs talked to lead singer Jonathan Meiburg about the new release, what it took to get...

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