I really thought that the Cosmics are the ones with potential to fulfill the “next big thing” expectations, which might’ve been in question now that their main songwriter, Daniel Wylie, had left to pursue a […]
Formerly known as one of Melbourne’s best-unsigned acts, Sarah Sarah steps out of the obscurity with a bunch of songs that will make you “sing till it hurts”! … and you’ll keep asking for more […]
Behind this, maybe a little confusing name, you’ll find a sophisticated pop item, full of stupefying melodies and imaginative arrangements, made with an arsenal of exotic instruments (mellotron, moog, balalaika, glockenspiel, vintage keys…). Acme Rock […]
Ricky are four teenagers (plus a currently temporary drummer) from Portsmouth, England, and this 6 song CD is their debut release on their own Bod The Mod label. Unsurprisingly given their age they are inspired […]
If you feel like unavailing one of Britain’s best kept pop secrets, go out and get this NOW! Continuing on the “ashes” of his previous releases, Bob Kelly keeps searching for the perfect melody… it’s […]
Just like anything involving Big Boy Pete Miller, this seems to be one of the funniest projects around these days. Teaming up with Christopher Earl, his moderndaze equivalent in home-studio wizzardry, couldn’t end up with […]
Maintaining their seven year-long search for the perfect melody through a series of EPs, this is Groundswell’s debut long playing effort which takes them as close to the goal as possible … several times. Appropriately […]
The sound of the debut release by this Melbourne band is best summed up in the opening line of their press release, describing it as “harmony and melody, acid-inspired pop and summer-of-love California beach’n’desert sounds”. […]
Remaining in the soundscape of “their new day”, featuring a mod-band- turned-psych freakbeat, The Embrooks are back on the scene, exploring the “back of their mind” and takin’ us back in time. Even more than […]
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