worth a listen is "Disc-Over", the opener to their 2010 self-titled debut. This genre-bending, mind-boggling mash of credible sounds works hard on the ears
The Skints' quality is evident on many of their tracks, from the chilled-out and proud cover of Katy B's "On A Mission" (which has
London singer-songwriter Lydia Baylis’ songs are full of soft, yet thoughtful lyrics. Her material is challenging and provocative, yet still completely accessible. Still in
Sheffield’s WIKAN is one of the UK’s champions of the emerging witch-house genre. His songs bridge the gap between dubstep, goth and electronic music.
Bradford-based band Talk To Angels is the work of Embrace keyboardist Mickey Dale and his fellow collaborators, all with the intent to create hypnotic
York’s own glamorous (they’ve got great fashion sense) yet hard-hitting rock act Honeytone Cody are on the verge of breaking away from Yorkshire and
London’s Modestep come across as the embodiment of UK hybrid music. Fusing the key elements of rock, dubstep and everything popular in the dance
This is mental music. It’s not easy to define, and that’s why it’s so darn addictive. Laying down sprawled out somewhere between Tom Waits,
UK alt-pop artist Foe seems to have perfected the art of amalgamating dark and delicious dream-pop with powerful electro-rock energy. Indeed, the passion and
East Yorkshire’s The Neat blend the bite of ’80s post-punk (think The Fall meets Joy Division) with a modern infusion of alternative and indie-rock.
