All posts tagged "EP Review"
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324ReviewsEP REVIEW: Astraea’s ‘Tonight I Run’ expresses complex emotions within luscious folds of cinematic pop
Glacial and expansive, but also intimate and deeply, deeply personal – Astraea’s music is full of beautiful contradictions. This somehow seems very...
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1.6KReviewsEP REVIEW: Unfinished Apology Letters by Zoë Blair-Schlagenhauf and Be Softly
This spoken word EP – Unfinished Apology Letters – was written by transatlantic pen-pals, Zoë Blair-Schlagenhauf and Be Softly. One a Californian poet...
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1.6K1ReviewsEP Review: ‘Daughters Of Daughters’ – ARXX
Attitude is plentiful with a good dose of feminist agenda in ARXX’s latest EP Daughters of Daughters – the title itself being...
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1.2KReviewsEP Review: ‘Young And Lonesome’ – Hey Charlie
Grunge-pop trio Hey Charlie haven’t been around for long, but with the arrival of their headstrong debut EP, Young And Lonesome, they...
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1.6KReviewsEP REVIEW: ‘Cannonball’ – Amber Arcades
Annelotte de Graaf – a.k.a Amber Arcades – has two law degrees and is experienced in assisting war crime tribunals. But you...
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960ReviewsEP Review: ‘Moon + The Sky’ – Melisa Whiskey
Like the alcoholic beverage of her namesake, Melisa Whiskey is a musician with dividing flavours. Born in Hackney, but brought up in...
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1.4KReviewsEP Review: ‘Fire’ – Dream Wife
Rakel Mjöll, Alice Go and Bella Podpadec originally formed British-Icelandic trio Dream Wife as an outlet to explore performance art. But their...
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1.2KReviewsEP Review: ‘Teenage Witch’ – Suzi Wu
19-year-old Londoner, Suzie McDermott – aka Suzi Wu – has arrived with a bang after releasing her debut EP, Teenage Witch. Frothing...
