For people of our age, or indeed any age, a bit of musical nostalgia is healthy for us. This week, the 90s band Cast announced the release of a new single, Time Bomb and album, Troubled Times, on Mon...
Jess Morgan’s first album, ‘All Swell’, is as chilled out as a Sunday morning driving along the seafront. Moving on to new things, Jess has released details of a Pledge Music campaign which aims to r...
American Indie pop-ers Still Flyin have come up with a neat little package to accompany their forthcoming album On A Bedroom Wall. Firstly, you can get a sneak peek into the bands sophomore album, du...
When I was 17 the sort of sounds that were being produced from my adolescent vocal chords would have made a deaf man beg for silence. Suffice to say I had discovered Oasis and the joys of being a sin...
Welcome to Mixtape Monday by Mark Green. Ladies, Gents, Dogs and Aliens. Please make sure you watch the Rendezvous video here, its Freakin awesome! (As are the bunch of free downloads weve got for ya...
Gone are the days of 90’s Britpop, but somehow, West Country boys, ‘Towns’ are bringing a hefty essence of the genre back. There’s been a gaping space in the music field for a while now, missing that...
There is a U2-esque sound to this single with Bono like vocals and a gradual build up to the slight crescendo of a finale. It begins with simple piano chords and then introduces the vocals, and gradu...
Soulmates Never Die is a some fresh talent from West Yorkshire. Generally I despise the use of ukelele in Indie music. It comes across as pretentious and, frankly, lazy. Better Skin, Better Clothes, ...
Long time readers of Never Enough Notes might be wondering how we pick our reviews. In my case, I do it entirely arbitrarily. I picked this because the labels name references one of John Steinbecks m...
It is often easy to loose track, quite literally, when listening to a record fuelled with drifting echoes and sweeping vocals but Porcelain Raft’s latest record manages to capture the elements of bot...
Gone may the days of 90’s Britpop, but somehow, West Country boys, ‘Towns’ are bringing a hefty essence of the genre back. There’s been a gaping space in the music field for a while now, missing that...
This album, made up of B-sides, covers and previously unreleased songs, is the second compilation from Frank (the first-as the quick ones will have guessed-was titled “the first three years”), and al...
We’ve had a couple of reviews on Never Enough Notes recently covering the St. Albans quartet Enter Shikari, most of them concluding that the new singles ‘Arguing with Thermometers’ and ‘Ghandi Mate, ...
Nada Surf have been making music for 20 years now, and are back with their sixth studio album and third with label City Slang. “The Stars Are Indifferent To Astronomy” hits the shelves on 23rd Januar...
Personal bias at large, as Lisa Hannigan gets set to release her second single on March 26th from lyrically rich and emotionally enthralling album Passenger. Whatll I do is a bright, infectious and c...
After spending the majority of my day listening to a whole heap of new music (soon to be featured on Show & Tell), I thought why not spend the whole day listening to music? It’s a tough job but s...
Reel Big Fish were one of my first loves in terms of music. The live album was one of my favourite albums that I could probably sing every lyric to every song, and after not listening to them in a lo...
Have you heard of The Milk? No, then make like a DJ and add them to your iPod playlist as this band are something truly unique to shout about. After first releasing single B-Roads which secured them ...
A busy start to the year is indeed in-store for this promising fivesome as February also gives way to a very special Southwest England tour with Megan Henwood (BBC Radio 2 Young Folk Act Of The Year)...
After the success of his fourth album, 2010’s Black City, Dear isn’t taking a rest and re-cooperating. Instead, he’s releasing this EP, touring, and preparing his fifth full-length, Beams, due out so...
James Blake, right? I know I know but just hear me out!! If it were a musical crime to have a similar style to a contemporary, then we wouldn’t have half of the music that we listen to today would we...
On the cusp between radio-friendly electro pop and the less-mainstream, more explicit side of electronic music lies Knife Party - a new collaboration between experienced artists Rob Swire and Gareth ...
New York collective Phenomenal Handclap Band return with their sophomore album, and its a curious beast. You know when they travel to the future in the Bill and Ted films, and its basically the 1980s...
Exciting news comes from M.I.A. as she releases a new single via Pitchfolk. ‘Bad Girls’ is a taster for what to expect from her fourth studio album coming out in the summer. It is a reworking of one ...
In the mountains of Snowdonia you can imagine that fog could be an issue, after all Wales is not exactly known for its dry weather. Out of these mountains, three years ago, emerged from the mist a so...
I did an assignment for Uni not long ago on how the digitalisation of music has ultimately made it more than difficult for bands to be noticed in the 21st century. Obviously a very debatable topic, b...
It’s a New Year and time for some new bands. First on my list is Saturday Sun, the first signing to the brand new Lazy Butterfly Records. A duo from the south west peninsular Purbeck, Saturday Sun ha...
Hevy Music Festival have released their first batch of bands set to make an appearance over the weekend. With over 60 acts yet to be announced, including the main stage headliners, Hevy is already sh...
Guitar music is dead....or so the papers say. As we move into 2012 every music publication is waiting for the next big guitar band, the next Libertines or Arctic Monkeys, a band that can change the l...
It is not often that you come across a record that speaks to you more than it does require listening upon first play. This particular record seems to offer more to the listener than just a collection...
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