Tag: music review
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TRANSISTOR Fresh Picks: August 2018
Back with another set of fresh picks thanks to our friends at SYNCR, we take a look at some of August’s freshest new artists
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WhyNo? bottle the sweet essence of carefree youth on ‘Strawberry Sundays’
The latest track from this Glasgow four piece seems set on bringing good vibes to a wider audience.
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Unknown Mortal Orchestra swing effortlessly between genres on ‘Sex and Food’
UMO refine their sound and deliver a cleaner than usual selection tracks that may be some of their best yet.
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EP Review: Let’s Be Friends by Quiche
A varied, delightful EP showcases a Glasgow act willing to let their hair down and deliver on all bases.
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Album Review: Devotion by Pale Honey
Self-aware and focussed on the details, minimalist duo Pale Honey have crafted a haunting masterpiece.
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Track Review: King Krule – Dum Surfer
With his sophomore LP set to drop on October 13th, King Krule teases fans with Dum Surfer.
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Album Review: Anna of the North – Lovers
Soaked in lush 80’s synths and electronic beats, Anna of the North’s new album Lovers offers a relaxed indie pop ride.
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EP Review: Caelo – Visions
Finding inspiration in rhythmic modern rock and old noughties grunge, Caelo’s debut EP is a showcase of the band’s sheer potential.
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Album Review: Blondes – Warmth
Weirdly chilling but soothingly hypnotic, Blonde’s create a rich blanket of beautiful, industrial sounds.
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Track Review: Adam & Elvis – Wasting Away
Sarcastically upbeat, London up-comers Adam and Elvis take an existential look on Wasting Away.
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