I’m not sure why I signed myself up to review Taio Cruz’ third album. Only a fortnight earlier, I had…
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It’s been an action-packed 6 to 7 months for Aaron Jerome. Since releasing his highly praised LP under the moniker…
They’ve captivated audiences at some of the world’s biggest festivals like Glastonbury and The Amsterdam Dance Event – and warmed…
HEARTSREVOLUTION are an attractive duo (usual trio) from New York who make music which is situated somewhere between dance and…
You can be forgiven for being previously unaware of The Smoking Hearts. Despite travelling many, many miles in their short…
Hold onto your hats kids, there is a new record label entering the market and they are giving their music…
If you haven’t been getting enough surf rock lately, Hooded Fang might be the remedy. The band hail from Toronto…
If you’ve read even a few of my posts for The New Pollution, you’ll get the vibe that it’s all…
Since their debut release in July 2010, Leeds 4-piece Pulled Apart By Horses have quickly carved out a name for…
Grey Ghost is not your normal rap/hip hop artist. What can only be described as a hybrid child of indie-hip…
From what I can make of Devin, he’s essentially Chuck Berry times ten with two exceptions; he’s white and he…
Psychedelic dancing, unusual requests of the audience and three hours of awesome tunes…oh so glad I decided to head to…
Ruby Coast are a young Canadian indie-pop-rock outfit. They make good songs you should listen to before they turn mainstream…
Thanks to Kiel Egging for letting us use his write-up. Update: 2011 Hottest 100 Countdown is here The triple j…
From the snow capped, flannel clad, maple syrup covered Canada comes Post-Hardcore heroes Dead and Divine. Words fail me to…
For those of you who haven’t quite picked up on the subtlety of this blog title, this post is inspired…
Most bands that have been around as long as Enter Shikari are finding themselves struggling to remain buzzworthy. Not these…
Back in 2004 (or as I like to refer to the era, Year 12) I didn’t know much about good…
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