Five new alternative songs you have to listen to
Here are five of the hottest new alternative songs right now, which any fan of indie rock music should have in their playlist.
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Category: New music
5 Artists You Need To Listen To Right Now
Words by Zurraq Kahn. Drab Majesty Drab Majesty is the solo project of LA based musician Andrew Clinco’s androgynous alter-ego Deb DeMure. With a sound that takes the mind back to the synth days of the 1980s, Drab Majesty manages to keep the authentic ‘80s melody that many enthusiasts look to find in the present. Not only is Drab Majesty a musical experiment, it is … Continue reading 5 Artists You Need To Listen To Right Now
The best way to ‘Dscvr’ new music?
How do you like to find new music? Spotify playlists, friends, the radio, and the owner of your local record shop (you know the one) all have their place, but there’s another way of unearthing top new talent too. Continue reading The best way to ‘Dscvr’ new music?
Ten Tonnes – Born To Lose
Words by Craig Pool. Ethan Barnett, better known as Ten Tonnes released his latest single, Born To Lose, on Thursday. The Hertfordshire singer-songwriter is the brother of George Ezra and he definitely has the potential to emulate the success of his older sibling. Born To Lose is the second single from the forthcoming EP of the same title, which has been produced by Hugo White … Continue reading Ten Tonnes – Born To Lose
WATCH: Official new music video from The Seamonsters for ‘Lost (and Found)’
Check out The Seamonsters’ new music video for their debut single ‘Lost (and Found)’. To read LFM’s review of the their debut single click here. Continue reading WATCH: Official new music video from The Seamonsters for ‘Lost (and Found)’
Review: The Seamonsters – Lost (and Found)
The Seamonsters; the six piece Indie-pop girl-band set to take the Indie scene by storm with their debut single, ‘Lost (and Found)’. Hailing from Sheffield, the band is made up of Holly Thompson, Naomi Mann, Ciara Hurding, Ella Taylor, Lauren Smith and Tassie Droninski. Continue reading Review: The Seamonsters – Lost (and Found)
A chat with Safe to Swim
Hailing from Brighton, Jim Filippides, George Ingledew, George Rawlings and Joe Dennis have masterfully crafted a unique sound, combining the best of addictive pop and feel good, classic indie. With a vibe reminiscent of The Cure and Jaws, this band certainly has a lot to offer and I for one cannot wait to see what they’ll create next. Continue reading A chat with Safe to Swim
