The difficulty of leaving a relationship is something that almost everyone goes through at some point in their lives, and the first single from London duo Ferris & Sylvester captures the vulnerability of realizing that moment on their new ballad, “Save Yourself”. Issy Ferris, who takes the lead on this song, is a vocal treasure, capturing the emotion of a
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If you’re looking to dance your way into the weekend, London band Bokito are here to provide your Friday jams. The band’s latest single, “Better At Getting Worse”, is self-described as “tropical indie”, with a healthy amount of bounce to it, as well as the bite of a blistering indie rock song. This is the band’s debut single, but they’re
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London punks Lucy And The Rats are the latest venture of Australian punk Lucy Spazzy, who had made a name for herself in her own right in her homeland. The band’s latest, “This Situation” features simplistic yet catchy songwriting, reminiscent of the songwriting style that made The Ramones so appealing in their early days. With clean, jangly guitar lines, and
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The makings of a dark pop commodity are alive and well with London-by-way-of-Ukraine identical twins Anna & Sonia Kuprienko. The duo make up Bloom Twins, and while there is a considerable novelty factor to their background, the girls prove themselves on their recent single, “Set Us Free”. The track was written on a trip to Ukraine, when they were stuck in
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As a Milwaukee-based music blog, it is our obligation to not only bring Milwaukee to the world, but bring the world to Milwaukee, as well. Five To Watch submissions are handled exclusively through ReverbNation. Click here to submit music to be one of next month’s Five To Watch. We’re back with our second round of Five to Watch, and we’ve
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Here’s a new track from the UK that has summer festivals written all over it. Complete with a hefty set of gang vocals and a synth line that pulls you in, “Some Other Dude” by London pop band Everywhere is ready to be all over your radio dial. The track was produced by Mark Needham, who you may know from
Read moreGet ready to hear the next band you’ll be digging before all of your friends find out about them. London’s Juke Jaxon is comprised of Jack Moore and Ben Hawthorne. The duo met on the London Underground in 2014, and shared their influence of 60’s soul and Brit pop. The end result combines both of those elements into an ultra
Read moreNorth London band Gengahr recently released a new song, “Heroine”, on Transgressive Records. This is definitely a name to watch. Their debut album, “A Dream Outside” comes out on June 15th, and the band will be joining Alt-J on their European tour this year. Look for them to break stateside in the near future, as well. In the meantime, check
Read moreYears & Years are back with their second EP, a follow up to 2014’s album, “Real”. This EP carries the essential elements of synth pop, with incredibly danceable beats and choruses that are bursts of energy. The group is turning heads on both sides of the pond, and there’s a reason for that. The opening track, “Desire” gives you a
Read moreA quick jaunt through YouTube will show you talent from all over the world in just a few mouse clicks. Today, that jaunt brought us to Rolo, a rapper from London with a flair for classic hip hop. Bouncing on a head-nodder of a beat, he cruises with ease through “Reporting Live”, with smooth visuals to match. Rather than going
Read moreI was recently sent this video from London indie rockers Echotape, and I have a feeling that they are one of the next big names to break out internationally. This song, a single from their upcoming album, will be available on February 17th on iTunes. You can preorder it by clicking here. Check out the video:
Read moreIn advance of their new album “So Long, See You Tomorrow”, Bombay Bicycle Club released this new track, “Luna”. The London indie outfit will be releasing the album next month on Vagrant Records, and if it’s anywhere near as catchy as this song, it’ll definitely be a great listen. Check it out:
Read moreThis video, shot by Alex Browning in London and Manchester, is very damn cool. That was my reaction after watching it once. I liked ¡OYE!’s last video, which was also shot in London, but this really encompasses the feel of the city. What I’m trying to say is, this is a very frickin’ cool video. You should all watch it.
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