Hailing from Virgina but based in the City of Angels, 93FEETOFSMOKE recently released “Feel Something at All” from their forthcoming album Sucker. Co-written with Aaron Gillespie of Underoath, “Feel Something at All” is a pop-punk banger with an infectious chorus that plants itself in one’s aural canal and doesn’t let go. While the music and vocals are fun and bright, the lyrics dive into treacherous … Continue reading 93FEETOFSMOKE: Feel Something At All
On February 3rd, Bristol based Bitter Kisses will be releasing their DEBUT single, “Pr*y” and this four piece will be taking 2023 by storm with their ass kicking beats. Formed in 2022, yep, you read that right, 2022, Bitter Kisses is Gemma Tracey (vocals), Thomas Adams (bass and vocals), Josh Butches (guitar and vocals), and Scarlett Cawley (drums). They made their live debut in August … Continue reading DISCOVER: Bitter Kisses
With Tristan Carter-Jones on vocals, Scott Jet Kramp on bass, Steve Ross on drums, and Eddy Marshall on guitar, the foursome known as Dakota Jones is set to bring their R’n’B infused funk into 2023 with their newest single, “Sugar Pie”. Out on the 23-Jan, “Sugar Pie” will be their first new music since their 2021 debut album Black Light. No strangers to the music … Continue reading DISCOVER: Dakota Jones
Someone I follow on Instagram posted about Mother Vulture and I wish I had taken a screenshot of their post so I could give them a proper thanks for introducing me to the band because good lord, Mother Vulture is slaying me. Their recently released Mother Knows Best is a non-stop action party. There’s so much going on with Brodie Maguire on guitar, Chris Simpson … Continue reading Mother Vulture: Mother Knows Best
What started as a solo project for vocalist and guitarist, Matt Donnelly, Chasing Kites would become a full fledged band through the power of ‘band members wanted’ ads and social media. By June 2022, they would finalise their line up and by July with James Hunt on drums, Liam Hope on guitar, and Nathan Price on bass, Chasing Kites were chosen as BBC Bristol’s ‘Big … Continue reading Discover: Chasing Kites
Hailing from Johannesburg, South Africa, Tonic Pulse Beats is a multi genre music producer and his album, Night Sky, satiates my current 80’s synth phase I am going through. “Into the Horizon” was submitted to Pretty Vacant One for review, but I would be doing the world unjust if I just wrote about that song. The whole album is a synth dream. What I really … Continue reading Discover: Tonic Pulse Beats
What I really enjoy about the self titled EP is that it’s 5 songs of epic chill and relax. Perfect for any season of sitting and watching the sun rise or set. Continue reading Discover: limbs
Hailing from Canterbury (UK), Dohny Jep formed in early 2019, writing and recording their debut album L.U.S.T in their home studio. The band’s plans were thwarted, as many artists were, when the pandemic hit in 2020. Instead of letting the pandemic halt them in their tracks, the band put out four EPs through 2021 and those combined to release their self titled album in January … Continue reading Discover: Dohny Jep
Rising from the ashes of their previous band, Mathias Jamtli Rye (vocals), Stian Hoel Fossen (guitars), and Fredrik Voje Vinje (bass) founded Haunted By Silhouettes in 2013 in Trondheim, Norway. Setting their ambitions high, they released their debut EP, The Final Mind Plague in 2014 which also saw Fredrik leaving the band. Not to be deterred, Haunted By Silhouettes forged on and in 2017 recruited … Continue reading Discover: Haunted by Silhouettes
We’ve written about Colyer before and for those that don’t know, Colyer is Steven Colyer, born in the South, raised in the Midwest and thriving in LA. From Colyer‘s bio, he wrote and recorded every element of his debut album. “River of Youth” released about a week or so ago, is a beautiful effervescent dream floating on a puffy white cloud on a sunny day. … Continue reading Discover: Colyer
At first listen, the ear is tricked to hear words or a language that it can’t quite pinpoint but it does become clear, Gwairoch is not singing a language from an earthly plane but one from an ethereal plane. A language or voice that she describes as energies and frequencies from within. Continue reading Discover: Gwairoch
Amplify the Noise 