California’s Brolly were greeted with an outcry of love and excitement when they announced last month that they will be releasing their forthcoming EP ‘Wolfe’ this September. A favourite band of ours here at Bitter Sweet Symphonies, so when heard the news of course we were elated.
Poor Michael are a young three-piece from Maidenhead, they’ve already gained backing from BBC Introducing and have played alongside the likes of Tail Feather and Broken Hands. Hearing this initially peaked our interest to go and investigate the band further. Recently releasing the second EP of their EP trilogy – “Poor Michael (2 of 3)” […]
Brighton singer/songwriter, Jacko Hooper has released his début EP ‘For You’, a collection of stunningly rich, acoustic folk songs that pull at the heartstrings and whisper intently to your soul.
London’s dressmaker will make your jaw drop as they proudly reel out the title track from their début EP ‘Glass’ and from that moment on let their hold just graze over you, don’t fight it just go with the flow.
The Reveurs shot on to the scene late 2013, and instantly gained attention and love from Manchester’s music scene and local bloggers, since then they have been gigging non-stop and have released two tracks via Manchester’s Scruff of the Neck Records, gaining them a loyal fanbase and they are now being hotly tipped as ones […]
Kiwi singer/songwriter, Ny Oh (aka. Naomi Ludlow), just recently released her début self-titled EP, Ny Oh. She is gaining lots of adoring fans, as she steadily gains momentum on the London circuit. She is set to start the Oceania leg of her tour, touring across Australia and New Zealand, later this month before she heads […]
London based duo/quintet, Twin Hidden are just about to drop their début EP, entitled Make / Shift and in true Twin Hidden style, they have created a piece of art. Like many other bands that have gone before them, Twin Hidden are firmly asserting their unique sound with this new release. The Make / Shift EP features five […]
Electro synth pop purveyors, Go Native are all set to release their début EP, Sleep Patterns, on 5th April via Manchester’s Scruff of the Neck Records. Simply put it’s a great introduction to the band, a journey through the murky passageways of Go Native’s dark synth laden dreams only enriched with sounds reminiscent of 80’s synth […]
Californian folk singer/songwriter Jameson Burt released his début EP, late last year and I know I’m way behind in learning about this artist but great things happen over time and I’d be lying if I didn’t say this is exactly one of those occasions. Jameson’s music is pure gold with his husky vocals, stylish guitar arrangements and raw lyrical style, he is definitely a […]
Edinburgh’s Broken Records, are in the midst of releasing their new EP, Toska, which has already gained a whole host of positive reviews from mainstream media outlets, including NME and Clash. Toska is a beautifully produced moving piece of music, a return to glory for this Scottish band. The new EP is just the tipping point of a […]
Stoke’s Moscow unveiled their sophomore EP earlier today, the Pack Animals EP and what can I say? They’ve definitely given it their all, it sounds huge from start to finish, it’s raucous energy, bold instrumentation and Andrews signature fiery vocals just can’t be beat, this EP demands your attention from the get go. All I can […]
Folk singer/songwriter, Scott Lloyd, is about to release his second EP, entitled The Northern Gate EP, in early March. The EP takes the listener on a roller coaster of emotions, ranging from upbeat melodious tracks to more inward looking acoustic ballads, but one things for sure is that Scott Lloyd is a real talent.
Oxford’s alt rockers, ArtClassSink released their début EP, ILLA, at the end of 2013 and with an EP like this they are sure to be plucked from obscurity in no time at all. With a band name like ArtClassSink, it makes you wonder what’s the inspiration behind the name. Well the band’s frontman, Joe Biggs, says that it came […]
After the breakout year Puppet Rebellion had in 2013, they are back and ready to storm everyone’s playlists, and amaze not only music lovers in the UK but on a worldwide scale. Having already created quite a buzz in South America and Europe over the past year, their forthcoming hotly anticipated EP, No Means Yes, […]
If you haven’t heard about London’s synth pop trio, Strangers, then where have you been? They have been storming the web and radio airwaves all year with their epically dark, anthemic synth pop.
Firstly, it has to be said how great 2013 has been for music in general. Especially for new music, there has been a surge in great new bands and musicians this year, and we’ve all indulged in the pleasures of their music. EP’s are a great way to be introduced to a new artist, they are a […]
Brisbane singer/songwriter Sahara Beck may be young, but she’s already achieved so much, releasing her debut album, Volume One, at the mere age of 15, and she won the School Award for her song, You Could Be Happy at the Queensland Music Awards in 2012. Just today she has released her latest EP, of the same name, You Could Be […]
Aberdeen based singer-songwriter Lizabett Russo is a real treat for the ears. Her soulful voice is magnificent, and it’s like a warm hug for your ears, intricate and full of emotion. The EP takes many forms, but if you like music from other artists such as Daughter, Corinne Bailey Rae, and Lissie, chances are you’ll really […]
Glocks are a five piece from Wigan, who make the most melodic, uplifting indie rock that you’ll hear, with pop hooks and exuberant passion for their craft, they are a truly great band. Their début EP, entitled Nicolas Cage, is something quite special.
Sound Casino are a garage indie rock four piece from Stoke-on-Trent, consisting of Rob Williams (vocals, guitar), Andy Donaldson (guitar), Chris Abraham (bass) and Chris Williams (drums). They have just released their second EP, Metropolis, last week and for what its worth I’d say this is an EP you need in your life.