King Casio

Q&A WITH KING CASIO AS THEY RELEASE DEBUT SINGLE ‘B.B.B.C.’

Anglo-Swedish three-piece King Casio have released their debut single ‘B.B.B.C (Big Black Black Black Cloud)’ from upcoming debut album ‘Quiet Times with King Casio’. The band are made up of Aaron King on keys and lead vocals, Sean Bean on drums and lead vocals and Petter Grevelius on bass. Sean Bean and Petter Grevelius are […]
Stuart Moxham was part of indie-folk legends Young Marble Giants whose minimalist approach gained many fans including Kurt Cobain, whose own music may have been a million miles away in terms of volume and power, yet the similarities were there in the sentiments and attitude. When Young Marble Giants went their separate ways in 1980 […]

ALBUM REVIEW: STUART MOXHAM & LOUIS PHILIPPE – THE DEVIL LAUGHS

Martha Rose

VIDEO PREMIERE: MARTHA ROSE ‘IRON AGE DAYDREAM’ + Q&A WITH MARTHA

We’re delighted to present the video premiere of ‘Iron Age Daydream’ by Martha Rose. It is a film by CV Vision. The music video was made in Bavaria in the Midsummer heat and follows a ghost-like Martha searching for ancient shrines and secret places… A maiden makes her way through life and just like every […]
The second album can always be a challenging experience for any artist or group, but for The Aces they make it seem so easy. Coming off the back of their well-received first album ‘My Heart Felt Volcanic’ and a tour supporting 5 Seconds of Summer, they continue their streak of creating infectious pop songs. The […]

ALBUM REVIEW: THE ACES – UNDER MY INFLUENCE

ALBUM REVIEW: BDRMM – BEDROOM

Just when you thought that the UK shoegaze scene was defunct, five lads from Yorkshire have given the little-appreciated genre the kiss of life. Regrettably, the quintet goes by bdrmm (presumably pronounced as bedroom). Fortunately for us, they’re much better at writing music than they are at choosing band names. It’s worth noting that bdrmm […]
In a world in a current flux of damage and unaware of how to mend itself, perhaps it’s forgotten what pain ‘actually’ feels like? We have the comforting wet cloth and band aid that is a new release. Though the majority of us are stuck in a confusing landscape that seems to have less clue […]

ALBUM REVIEW: A A WILLIAMS – FOREVER BLUE

ALBUM REVIEW: OSCAR JEROME – BREATHE DEEP

‘Breathe Deep’ is the highly anticipated debut album from Oscar Jerome who is part of London’s burgeoning nu-jazz scene. Now, before we continue, don’t let the term, jazz, put you off. For anyone who has been following how the scene has developed over the last few years you’ll know that Jerome and many of his […]
Silent Radio’s Jon-Paul Berry conducts a socially distanced interview with Shallow Waters’ Martyn Abbott and Chris Pearson. It all began in a seedy Amsterdam hostel located on the cusp of the bustling red-light district in 2017. I found myself under the influence of substances I would rather not discuss; sat gawking out of the cobwebbed […]

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ALBUM REVIEW: HAIM – WOMEN IN MUSIC PART III

Haim are back! After their more pop-leaning second album, they return with the posthumously titled ‘Women in Music Pt. III’. I can now say with no uncertainty that this is probably one of, if not the, best albums of the year, and it’s only June. ‘Women in Music Pt. III’ is their most personal, inventive […]
Two words spring to mind when I think of the Spanish quartet Hinds, and that’s colourfully consistent. Whether it be live or recorded, they never seem to dissatisfy. The band have just dropped their third album ‘The Prettiest Curse’ and you’d be a fool not to put it on to your summer playlist. Hinds have […]

ALBUM REVIEW: HINDS – THE PRETTIEST CURSE