“Stole The I.V” starts out all fuzzy and warm and keeps us in a tight, mesmerizing embrace with harmonies reminiscing the later, more psychedelic The Beatles. Brighton indie-rockers White Room just released the infectious “Stole The I.V” and I’m tempted to sing along “I won’t

It’s been a while since The Eiffels came out with their debut EP earlier last year and the follow-up is still in the making but luckily, after the June release of “You Got Me” the new single “Coming to See You” should hold us nicely over. According to

Iceland Airwaves, Iceland’s famous music festival, is about to start the day after tomorrow. From Wednesday, November 2nd to Sunday, November 6th, more than 220 musicians are scheduled to play at official Iceland Airwaves venues (schedule here) and so-called off-venues (schedule here) and more than 9,000

Last week, Icelandic multi-instrumentalist Auður released the highly atmospheric and totally intriguing “3D::Both Eyes on You”. Auðunn Lúthersson, who goes by the artist name Auður (pronounced ‘author’), blends R&B elements with electronic sounds together with his alluringly soft vocals and creates something new and honestly, rather

“Together Apart” the new single by London two-piece Desert Planes opens with an almost overwhelmingly wistfulness but then the drums pick up speed, guitars chime in and the track continues on an uplifting note and takes on an optimistic vibe. It is a gorgeous song and I’ve been

There are a good 220 musicians announced in the line-up for Iceland Airwaves ’16 and I listened to the music of every single act scheduled to play. As it usually is the case with music festivals, they spread out the news over the months and then weeks leading to

Iceland Airwaves, Iceland’s famous music festival, is about to start next week. From Wednesday, November 2nd to Sunday, November 6th, more than 220 musicians are scheduled to play at official Iceland Airwaves venues (schedule here) and so-called off-venues (schedule here) and more than 9,000 visitors are

Ahead of his upcoming EP “Real”, British songwriter and producer Henry Green just released the stunningly beautiful single “Closer”, which merges traditional songwriting with more abstract arrangements. “Closer” is a quiet track, featuring an acoustic instrumentation, letting Henry Green’s distinctively alluring vocals shine. Taking from his experiences while traveling

“Talk Baby” by British singer/songwriter Matt Elleray features dark and sultry vocals over clear and bright guitar chords, some hand-clapping (which always appeals to me) and an ultra-cool guitar solo near the end of the laid-back and mesmerizing track. When communicating with Matt, I asked him

“Foregone Conclusion” is a slowly unfolding, gradually intensifying and alluringly hypnotic track. It is the debut single of London post alt-rock five-piece Pistols At Dawn, who say about their upcoming debut album: “And no distortion. On any of it. It’s all natural, clean guitar sounds – relying on

“Salanfe” by Glasgow based French singer-producer Tallisker (Eléonore Melisande) is incredibly unique and all the more alluring, as she mixes dark beats with the soft sounds of her cello and her bright vocals. “Salanfe” is a deeply moving track, one that grabs you, makes you listen and wanting more.