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Author: Emily Oldfield

Lover of music, poetry and Manchester.
EP

EP REVIEW: Lindi Ortega – ‘Til The Goin’ Gets Gone’

March 9, 2017April 18, 2017Emily OldfieldComment(0)

Lindi Ortega’s forthcoming EP ‘Til The Goin’ Gets Gone’ – available worldwide March 17, 2017 – is a visitation of American pasts, pulled into the present and made personable through sparse, scaled down production and seeping soprano. It tells us the importance of voices in our history as well as the here-and-now; especially evocative considering […]

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TRACK OF THE DAY: Jack Cheshire – ‘Join The Dots’

February 21, 2017April 18, 2017Emily OldfieldComment(0)

‘Join the Dots’ is a much more complex track than its title suggests, immediately inviting us into intrigue and the search for meaning. Consider it a game – and far from a child’s.

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LISTEN: Haunt The Woods – ‘Beautiful Catastrophe’

February 12, 2017April 18, 2017Emily OldfieldComment(0)

‘Beautiful Catastrophe’ is a new track from Devon-based Haunt The Woods – a four piece who blend progressive rock with folk, creating music which manages to deal with mourning and yet retains the optimism of movement at the same time.

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TRACK OF THE DAY: Rosie Carney – ‘Awake Me’

February 6, 2017April 18, 2017Emily OldfieldComment(0)

‘Awake Me’ manages to achieve a rare balance – although it could be classified in the ambient genre, it is a track which still possesses the power to move you, inside.

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EP REVIEW: Sunstack Jones – ‘Days Stand Still’

January 31, 2017April 18, 2017Emily OldfieldComment(0)

Sunstack Jones sound like summer, even when listening in winter- and I like them for it. Their sound strings together the positive power of a number of genres; I hear bits of beach, elements of shoegaze, twangs of country, pieces of jangle pop – and it comes together with a rewarding warmth.

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EP REVIEW: Hannah Ashcroft – ‘The Quiet Kind’

January 17, 2017April 19, 2017Emily OldfieldComment(0)

‘The Quiet Kind’ from Hannah Ashcroft offers so much more than the title suggests – it is the opportunity to journey through sound.

Track of the Day

TRACK OF THE DAY: Mosa Wild – ‘Smoke’

December 20, 2016April 19, 2017Emily OldfieldComment(0)

Christmas – a time of year when emotions seem intensified, people longing for the company of a special someone, and often covering great distances in order to do so. A track which seems to capture the intensity of this sensation is ‘Smoke’, the new single from Ashford-based four-piece Mosa Wild; poignant indie which invites you […]

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TRACK OF THE DAY: Temples of Youth – ‘Divide’

December 8, 2016April 19, 2017Emily OldfieldComment(0)

“Awake a nation fallen, England we cannot sleep” – these lines alone have the power to stir something deep within the listener, drawing not only on personal unrest, but a time of political uncertainty. Music offers an assurance – in the new single ‘Divide’ from Temples of Youth – the electronic duo from Winchester show that […]

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TRACK OF THE DAY: Cloves – ‘Better Now’

November 27, 2016April 19, 2017Emily OldfieldComment(0)

Cloves is a singer-songwriter with something magical up her sleeve. The track ‘Better Now’ opens with a simple acoustic melody, topped with her emotive vocals. The loose half-rhyme of ‘happy’ and ‘just for a moment I’m free’ lure us into what seems a folk-tinged reflection on self-identity and a relationship. A character who is ‘better […]

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TRACK OF THE DAY: We Were Strangers – ‘Unforgiving War’

November 15, 2016April 19, 2017Emily OldfieldComment(0)

‘Unforgiving War’ is one of those tracks which has the power to capture a moment of intensity – in this case a couple on a road trip – but communicates it in such a way that it speaks volumes. The song not only conveys movement, but creates it, as we are involved in a journey […]

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TRACK OF THE DAY: Luke De-Sciscio – ‘Vivid Love’

November 2, 2016April 19, 2017Emily OldfieldComment(0)

Think music so intimate, all that is needed is a guitar and vocals to guide us into new sensations. That is the effect of the work of Luke De-Sciscio, and his track ‘Vivid Love’ from forthcoming album ‘Gossamer Rose’.

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LISTEN: Talmont – ‘Buried in Gold’

October 19, 2016April 19, 2017Emily OldfieldComment(0)

Talmont take the subject of desire, and let it spin not just through your ears, but beneath your fingers. Yes, their debut single ‘Buried in Gold’ is almost intimate, working with layers of sound and lyrics, lingering over the theme of ‘touch’ in a way which quickly immerses the audience.

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ALBUM REVIEW: Lewis Del Mar – ‘Lewis Del Mar’

October 5, 2016April 19, 2017Emily OldfieldComment(0)

Lewis Del Mar deliver indie pop…with a punch. Their upcoming debut album ‘Lewis Del Mar’, released 7th October, following on from the success of their ‘Loud(y)’ EP, doesn’t shy away from exploring urban landscapes; combining mellow acoustics with flashes of electric guitar, stick-slapping drum beats and footage from the very streets around us.

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