Injecting a serious amount of psychedelia and shoegaze into blissed-out indie rock, Circus Cannon glides into our Artist Of The Week spotlight. This London band provides a perfect soundtrack for cruising both the cosmos and the open road. Fans of My Bloody Valentine, Kyuss and Clutch: take note. Check out our choice cut “Purple” below:
Creating unique (and loud) sonic landscapes, Dustland Express is our Artist Of The Week! This band from Cape Town, South Africa weaves complex harmonies into theatrical rock, full of catchy hooks and rock-solid rhythms. If you’re a fan of Queen, Muse and Panic! At The Disco, you’ll definitely want to check out their album The Question, Sir, Is Why? We’ve selected “Take The Devil For A Spin” to highlight the group’s unique sense of flair and theatrics:
Auckland, New Zealand’s Thomas Brothers are this week’s Artist Of The Week! This group of four brothers blend together rock and pop to weave catchy tracks you can’t help but groove to (the boys are no slouches when it come to writing ballads either). Fans of Coldplay, 21 Pilots, and Walk The Moon should definitely give Thomas Brothers a listen! Our choice track “I Need To Get Home” adds a dash of EDM flavour into the mix to take their sound to the dance floor:
Hitting a perfect mix of past and present alternative rock, Corby-based Luna Rosa is our Artist Of The Week. Layers of distorted, spacey guitars clash against splashy rolling drums, with a sound falling somewhere between vintage psychedelia and modern garage rock that will please ears across the spectrum, from Pink Floyd to American Football to The Arctic Monkeys (and lots of stops in between)! Check out one of our favourite tracks “FEVER” and hear for yourself:
Hailing from Aylesbury, Callow Saints is a high energy quartet that is equal parts vintage rock and modern alternative/indie. With powerful, soaring female vocals that echo Heart and Joan Jett, Callow Saints makes music perfectly suited for kicking things up a notch! Check out our favourite track “The Emperor’s Lounge” (taken from their new EP Twisted Hazel):