We're slowly catching up after the awesome craziness of Seagaze Festival. Apologies for not updating promotion on the artists we've been adding to New Tracks Weekend, as remote management allows us to keep on-air systems up to date, but the web interface, not so much. And we have so much to catch you up on! We've plugged in the best and brightest from New Zealand's Transistor (pictured above) that'll knock […]
What better day than Friday the 13th for all the new music to be released? Whether it be Say Sue Me (pictured), with their brilliant and engaging new album Where We Were Together, to the long-awaited new album from A Place to Bury Strangers, constructing mammoth walls of sound on Pinned, it's a fully epic release week. It would be easy if that were the end of the story. The […]
Packing it all in at the last minute. So much breaking now, we'll be making adjustments up to the last second. Headlining our weekend is Shanghai, China's RUBUR, a fresh and confident take on a classic sound. We're expecting great things. We've got the brand new singles from Landing, Tears Run Rings and Pia Fraus, all of which seem long-delayed, but hint of shiny things on the horizon. We've got a world […]
School starts up soon for some, not until September for others. As we approach the last solid month of summer vacation, we present to you our list of the top ten essential summer sounds, suitable for loading up on your iPod and heading to the mountains, or the beach perhaps. We guarantee you'll find something to fall in love with. 10. Trementina - "Not Everybody It's the Same", "Makes Me […]
What a week! Besides heavily-promoted new releases from Weekend and True Widow, we've seen some high-quality tracks bouncing into our inbox (and mailbox) looking for attention. For instance, we've got a world premiere from Fixing Bayonets, plus two shimmering tracks from London's Solo Major, plus contributions from I Am Your Captain, A Grave With No Name, kigo, Edweena, Moon King, Cosmetic, Midnight Faces, Israel's Vaadat Charigim (likely won't be pronouncing […]
