Talented singer songwriter Alice McLaughlin, crafts songs with pop sensiblty, tinged with folk and blues, straddling both mainstream appeal with leftfield spirit. After releasing 2 singles on Rob Da Bank's Sunday Best label, she is now signed to Parlophone. She is currently busy working on her new album.
Catcall’s sound omits whiffs of early Kate Bush, Grace Jones and Tom Tom Club but also stands next to contemporaries such as Santigold, The Knife and disco queen Glass Candy; her original style shows off a strong character, with beats and quirky melodies that quickly sublet their way into your brain 23-year old Catherine Kelleher (Sydney, Australia) cut her musical teeth as a teenager in DIY punk group Kiosk; a band famed for their polarizing and bratty no-wave noise sound but eventually discovered their pop sensibility within the aggression and urgency of punk rock.
Heels Catch Fire came about in the latter part of 2006 through an organic process of mutual friends and shared vision. Each member carrying an assortment of influences ranging from the pop perfection of the Shins, the intensity of Bjork to the Guitar wanderings of the Police and the Energy and power of At the Drive-in. They developed a furious and uncompromising mix of dual guitars, steeping bass riffs and staccato drum patterns which have led to a carefully-weighted mixture of pop awareness – straight-up choruses – hidden among the incongruous surroundings of spiky guitar-driven...
also known as: HELMHOLTZ RESONATORS The Helmholtz Resonators are three musicians who have been playing and writing music together since meeting at university around the turn of the century. They studied acoustic science and the work of Hermann Helmholtz, particularly being inspired by the book ‘On the wires of our nerves’ which is essential reading for anyone interested in the science of sound and sound synthesis.
Deathline is a duo from London, UK. Members Jennie (bass guitar, vocals) and Kaoru (guitar, vocals and programming) formed the group after quitting Artrocker post-punk band Electric Shocks in late 2005. Deathline spent summer 2006 developing their sound, which is a lo-fi blend of electronic backing and harsh, garage rock style overdriven instrumentation, that was labelled "rock noir" by their supporters due to its dark and atmospheric nature.
A collaboration between Gavin Harrison, an elite among the modern drumming scene and 05Ric a highly creative extended range bass player and singer. 'Drop' is the first fruit of Gavin Harrison & 05rics collaboration, and features contributions from progressive rock icons Robert Fripp (King Crimson)and Dave Stewart and session musician Gary Sanctuary. Nine carefully crafted songs combined with ground-breaking multi-layered guitars, vocal harmonies and rhythms.