Archives: Artists

I Monster

Experimenting, innovating and having fun in the studio with the results unexpectedly taking off has become the blueprint story for this Sheffield duo. From their 2001 track ‘Daydream in Blue’ going top 20 and featuring on endless films, TV shows and adverts, to twenty years later their song ‘Who is She?’ becoming a global TikTok… Read more »

Angélica Garcia

The neon-colored Latin punk of “Y Grito” gives way to the slow-building hurricane of electronic pop that is the dazzling “El Que” as Angélica arrives at her clearest and most fully realized vision of self. These twin tracks offer battle-hardened mirror images of the same difficult and at times terrifying work of healing, with Angélica… Read more »

Asha Jefferies

Originally hailing from the Northern Rivers but raised in Brisbane, Asha Jefferies is best known her sombre, melancholic pop songs. Her previous EP ‘The Pinnacle’ was a coming of age for the artist and songwriter; a culmination of soft glowing idiosyncratic sounds and classic folk arrangements, featuring single ‘Crybaby’ which was added to rotation across… Read more »

Ryan Caraveo

Ryan Caraveo’s storytelling lyrics, melodic flows, and laid-back instrumentals gel in his contemplative songs. His music walks the line between introspective R&B and mellow rap, tying in occasional electronic elements on albums like 2019’s Butterfly Boy. Caraveo was born in Seattle and moved around a lot in early life. By age 15 he was fully… Read more »

Malice K

Malice K is an Olympia, WA born, NYC-based artist who’s songwriting is a mix of boyish charm juxtaposed withbruting, raw darkness and beautiful artistry. As a former member of Deathproof Inc, he has amassed a cult following as an atypical artist with a bi-polar nature, hopping from provocative punk-thrash-rock to lyrically melodic and acoustic. Emerging… Read more »

Welly

Welly, and his band of PE-kitted GCSE-Drama Disciples, are the new optimistic soundtrack to the death of posh-post-punk and the birth of new Suburban Pop Music.

ratbag

We don’t know much about ratbag, but we do know that she isn’t from here. She arrived with her band – Deemo, Slug, Fritz and Eugene – and they’re all crashing at her place while they practice and get ready for the stage. ratbag keeps them locked inside for she fears that they may go… Read more »

Molly Burch

What do Molly Burch and Jennifer Garner have in common? Besides being ass-kicking spies, of course? It’s that the age 13 was a seminal moment in their lives. But while Garner’s exploration of her 13 year-old self involved the 2004 classic film 13 Going on 30, Burch’s is her fourth album, Daydreamer.

Upchuck

Upchuck is a five piece band from Atlanta, formed from connections made in skateboarding, construction, and teenage delinquency. The band is made up of lead guitarist Mikey, Rhythm guitarist- Hoff, bassist- Armando, drummer- Chris, and vocalist- KT- who combined are inventively raucous and revolutionary. Shortly after the release of their debut album Sense Yourself, Upchuck embarked… Read more »

Ebbb

Drawing on a diverse range of influences, Ebbb carefully weave the electronic worlds of gabber and techno with ambient pop and folk to produce a shapeshifting blend which defies convention.