She, Sir

A band that blew me away when I listened for the second time, only because the first time I was distraught. She, Sir’s music seems to rise from subterranean aquatic myths and turn into a heavy haven of smoke.

The music really seems to float above and around you while you lend your ears to it. [...]

a loose cannonball part 1 (mxtp)

A pletora of artists for you on this.. (I’m considering terminating eashfa or updating more rarely than I have because well, that’s the tragedy of my character and I can never really finish off what I start) one of the final posts.
I get urges to post like anyone else. But then I type and retype [...]

The Diggs

The Diggs have been around since 2003 and don’t much appreciate the emo label that’s oft apllied to them, instead they focus on being melodic have a classic approach to classic rock instruments – they play them. So it’s not emo per se, just emotional.

It’s guitars all the way for the NYC guys and they [...]

Fields

I don’t know how I hadn’t heard of these guys until they sent me a random message on myspace. I’m glad they did, really, random for one person is great news for another. When location says ” Birmingham/Rekjavik/London” I can’t help but have high anticipations, and I proved to be substantially right when the music [...]

Polytechnic

More Transgressive Records Goodness.
Polytechnic came together as The Conversation in March 2005, playing to a packed house at the Academy within 3 days of forming. Since then the band have gigged around Manchester, earning a rapidly growing fanbase and a name for high-energy shows. (source)
Polytechnic, as an indie band making their own no-budget videos, [...]