No-one could accurately accuse Evans the Death of overdoing things. The new darlings of the indie-pop world have just released their debut album and the twelve tracks rattle through in under half an hour. This is entirely in keeping with the precendent they set with their first single last year; the excellent ‘Threads‘ putting its [...]

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Entries Tagged as 'Indie Pop'
Evans the Death – debut album review
Colin Chapman - Friday 27.04.12, 20:39pm
I Am In Love release new single, Palm
Edwin Huxley - Wednesday 25.04.12, 16:16pm
Formed in Leicester in December 2010, Sebastian Twigden, Nicci Robertson, Edmund Grunill and Martin Brien create dark, to the heart, electro indie pop music. I Am In Love.
I Am In Love released a debut mini-album in May, across mainland Europe on Velocity Sounds Records and Rough Trade, which received coverage in a number of big [...]
Tags: Electro · Indie Pop · Promo Videos · Single
Herman Dune and Allo’ Darlin at Heaven
Mark Ford - Tuesday 24.04.12, 20:07pm
French Indie-folk duo Herman Dune returned to London to play at iconic nightclub and occasional gig venue Heaven
Tags: Folk · Indie Pop · Live Music
James, Echo & the Bunnymen, Cast & Inspiral Carpets play Kent’s Sound Island Festival
Terry Lane - Tuesday 10.04.12, 14:05pm
On the eve of the London Olympics, Saturday 28 July, it seems apt that the Sound Island Music Festival will be paying homage to the ‘Best of British’, flying the patriotic flag high, with a host of top British bands that helped rock the 90s. We can now announce that a spark of ‘Madchester’, fused [...]
Tags: Brit Pop · Indie Pop · Indie Rock · Live Music · Sound Island Festival
The Primitives – Echoes & Rhymes, album review
Terry Lane - Saturday 07.04.12, 15:23pm
In late 2009, after 17 years The Primitives played together for the first time to commemorate the recent death of their bass player, Steve Dullaghan. Tracy Tracy, Paul Court, Tig Williams and Raph Moore’s successful return to The Primitives home town of Coventry led to the former indie pop music darlings of the late 1980’s [...]







