Some days, I wake up feeling chilled out. When choosing the soundtrack for my coffee and breakfast making ritual, I like to pick something laid back that will ease me into the day gently. But you know what? Sometimes it’s better to jump in at the deep end before you’ve had a chance to wipe […]
Warrington (UK)
Review: Filthy Tricks – Leah
After releasing their debut EP, Run The River, in June last year and supporting The Blinders and Sky Valley Mistress, Warrington five-piece Filthy Tricks are looking to make 2020 their year. Their latest single, Leah, is a blaring sign that the band is ready to take venues and crowds by storm with their powerhouse performances, memorable choruses and blistering force. Rolling […]
Review: Abi Rose Kelly – Polaroids & Violence
Abi Rose Kelly is quickly becoming one of our favourite emerging artists in the Independent Music News office. Her debut single, James’ Corsa, showed a fantastic songwriting ability and made waves across the UK. The follow-up, titled Polaroids & Violence, has just dropped, and it’s becoming clear that she isn’t about to slow down any time soon. From the […]
Premiere: Aligners – Sixties Hearse
Warrington-based indie band Aligners are building a loyal following with everything they do. If you want to understand why, listen to their new single, Sixties Hearse, and everything will make sense. Here at Independent Music News, we’re happy to be sharing this brilliant song with our readers. Everyone has felt the all too familiar pang of longing […]
Live Session: Abi Rose Kelly – For You
Warrington-based songwriter Abi Rose Kelly received high praise when she released her debut single James’ Corsa back in December, and it seems the young artist is going from strength to strength. After getting airplay on radio stations all over the North West such as BBC Music Introducing in Merseyside, she has managed to rack up almost forty thousand […]
Review: Seagoth – Internet Cafe
We’ve had the garage bands, and now the millennials have brought us the low-fi hum of the bedroom pop genre. This fuzzy but surprisingly polished sound is not like the demos you would sit around recording on a cheap acoustic guitar into an already half defunct cassette player thinking you had somehow become Kurt Cobain. […]