With successes such as supporting the likes of Feeder and Florence and the Machine, you’d expect great things from History of the Trade. Yet it’s not until the chorus of their track One Arm’s Length that they really show their true colours and play into a comfortable stride. The steadily increasing pace is enjoyable, the track […]
London based rock ’n ’rollers Limozine are set to release their new single Tokyo 1970 November 19th on Beat Atlas records. Their previous three full albums have all been met with great acclaim and their next one You’ve Been Limozined (set for release may 2013,) looks to receive the same warm welcome from the rock […]
If you haven’t heard of Liz Lawrence, then now is the time to get listening out for her. Her vocals are like silk to your ears with an added edge that leaves you feeling refreshed and contented. Somewhat resonant of the likes of Florence and the Machine, there is suggested power behind her voice that […]
This single, taken from London based Damn Vandals’ recently released début album Done For Desire, is a joy. It is two tracks of tasteful rock music writing. On first listen you will find that it sounds instantly classic, it reminds me of the epically sprawling American rock music of thirty years ago. But this time it […]
Following the warm reception that was given to their previous two singles, the groovy Slam the Door, and the brown sugar like Candy Snake, Mancunian blues — soul three piece Turrentine Jones come back with their latest single, Show Me Mercy.
This song has more of that lovely brand of laid back grooving and warm, […]
Ladies and Gentlemen, please welcome : Films of Colour. They are — Andy Clutterbuck on vocals and guitar, James Hatcher on guitar, Jack Allinson on bass and synths, and James Rees-Flynn on drums.
They are back with a new single called Capital & Persinette. Side A to the single is the warm and charming Capital, with its visions of […]
The Low Suns are a five piece band whose influences range from Jeff Buckley, The Flaming Lips, 1940s Gospel and sci-fi soundtracks. Now, that may sound like quite a varied mix but the music they produce is something inspiring.
The Low Suns formed after band members and childhood friends Ali and James returned from L.A. Shortly after, unknown […]
Since Hiatus (Cyrus Shahrad) and Shura (Aleksandra Denton) teamed up as a musical duo they’ve gone from strength to strength: reviews are popping up on countless music sites and the video for their latest single was recently the most shared video on NME.com. Lucy Meek has had a listen to their latest EP – Fortune’s Fool – […]
The young, British female artist Sophie Ellis-Bextor didn’t waste much time after releasing her 2011th album Make a Scene and released her EP Starlight in June. Starlight takes you straight back to the 80’s, it screams with all it musical style and glamour. The new track is very much a stylish 80’s tune with its electro […]
Oceans Ate Alaska are a firm favourite of New Beats Media and a band that time and time again, we have suggested you keep a close eye on. So when we were asked to review their latest track Taming Lions, how could we refuse?
The guys worked with producer Dan Lancaster of Glasseye Studios and this combination has […]
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