Sometimes it can be difficult to come on here and write words about lovely songs when the world is in a particularly dark moment. So today I don't have much to offer apart from sharing my favourite song of the year so far. All nine minutes of Little
"I think there's something in the song about the flashes that come to you when you try to fall asleep, flashes that show you where you have unfinished business." TR/ST is the dark and decidedly dynamic musical project of Robert Alfons, who has previously announces
Over the past few years, and under his Trace Mountains moniker, there have been few more capable than Dave Benton at writing short, sharp, and charming indie-pop songs that carry a deep sense of fascination under the surface. On 2020's Lost In The Country - one of my
Gently shimmering away in the distant corners of summer, the excellently-titled Ash Grey And The Gull Glides On is the forthcoming album from Scottish multi-instrument wizard Andrew Wasylyk and the artist, designer, and musician Tommy Perman. Through the small handful of songs released thus far, the album, which is released
Drifting in on that same sweet summer breeze that underpins so much of the music release on the Dear Life Records label, 'Necessary' is the subtle and gorgeous new single from Lindsay Reamer. The track is the second single to be released from a brand new album, Natural
Because sometimes you need to disappear somewhere else entirely for twenty-minutes & seven seconds, and there's few better places to do that than right here. Listen on GFP / YouTube ~ Embrace Sincerity
Just when we thought it might never happen, the singular star that is Haley Heynderickx returns with a brand new song, 'Seed of a Seed' – her first new music in six long years. Released today, the stand-alone single is Haley's first release since her once-in-a-generation debut
and pain will be on every map, just like North is and pain will be in every year, just like August... ...is such a perfect turn of phrase you wonder how nobody has ever written it into song before. Bruised and understated, drifting out into the evening from the mouth
Fionn Regan is one of those songwriters that I'll always have time for. We're creeping towards 20 years since the release of his all-timer of a debut album The End of History (released 2006) and while nothing since has quite grabbed me in the same way,
'epilogue' is, suitably, the closing track on Pale Spring's most recent EP, murmuration. the lower-case letters are deliberate, the titles are deliberate, the whole thing quietly leaking out into the world like the palest of murmurations, just enough to volume to catch your ear, just enough
I'd been meaning to check out the new EP from London's Imogen and the Knife since seeing a flurry of excitement around the release of its first single earlier this year. The EP finally dropped last week and it makes good on such buzz, a beautifully
somnambulant - adjective: resembling or characteristic of a sleepwalker As a musician, composer, visual artist, and poet, Keaton Henson has spent more than a decade releasing beautiful, often tremendously sad works into the world, enhancing his reputation as a truly unique artist while rarely playing live or committing to many