After thirteen years, five albums and countless EPs and singles, Owen Ashworth, better known as Casiotone for the Painfully Alone, has decided to retire the CFTPA moniker. However, he assures his fans he will still be making music “You may have already heard that I’ve decided to end Casiotone for the Painfully Alone. I’d just … Read more
UK Tour Dates: Friday 29th October – Dublin, Darklight Festival (w/ Former Ghosts) Saturday 30th October – Bristol, Arnolfini (w/ Former Ghosts) Sunday 31st October – Leeds, Brundenell Social Club (w/ Former Ghosts) Monday 1st November – London, XOYO (w/ Former Ghosts, Zola Jesus) “Every time [Xiu Xiu]’s about to come out with a new … Read more
October 4th release date for new album All UK headlining shows for San Francisco Rockers! Thursday 30th September – London, The Old Blue Last (w/Trash Kit) Friday 1st October – Brighton, Cowley Club (w/Trash Kit) Saturday 2nd October – Birmingham, Island Bar (w/Trash Kit) Monday 4th October – Manchester, Trof NQ (w/Trash Kit) Wednesday 6th … Read more
A Benefit for War Child Manimal Vinyl 11th October 2010 A project that began in early 2008 will at last see the light of day and grace itself upon the shelves of record shops across the world. What began as a vague idea of fresh and seasoned artists paying homage to the man who invented … Read more
Love is All to play at the UK’s most unique festival Indietracks. Steam trains and Indie-Pop in the heart of Derbyshire, what could be better?
Eamon McGrath never sleeps. He’s toured and recorded more songs than most artists do in a career. Culled from 18 home-recorded albums, comes 13 Songs of Whiskey and Light, an introduction to a great talent well beyond his 21 years. Folk, soul and blues music is filtered through a think, layer of psychedelic and raw … Read more
Toronto based, Octoberman will be touring Europe and the UK in May to promote their latest album Fortresses, released on White Whale Records on 3rd May. Fortresses is Marc Morrissette and his band’s most cohesive and adventurous album to date and marks Morrissette’s most thematically unified work as a wordsmith. Examining a variety of relationships, … Read more
“Annabel Alpers, a uniquely engaging oddity who captures NZ’s sense of space and seclusion. A real treasure.” Mojo **** “… a kind of lo-fi, one woman version of Animal Collective…” Q *** “…the record is a nebulous dream-like beast which demands that you completely submit to the delicate complexities within and become as enthralled as … Read more