Three simple words define gorgeous close harmonies, impeccable fashion sense and trailblazing re-workings of pop and classic songs… The Puppini Sisters! Often copied, never equalled, this truly original trio, founded in 2004 by Marcella Puppini and featuring Kate Mullins and Emma Smith, seamlessly blend elegance and sophistication with a touch of retro and turn it into a must have lifestyle. The Pasadena Roof Orchestra (PRO) is a contemporary band from England that specialises in the jazz and swing genres of music of the 1920s and 1930s, although their full repertoire is considerably wider. For over forty years the Pasadena Roof Orchestra has delighted audiences all over the world with its mix of swing and hot dance music.

The cliché that circulated after the 2016 election foretold a new artistic golden age: Artists would transform their anger and anxiety into era-defining works of dissent in the face of authoritarianism. Yet Bob Mould calls his new album Sunshine Rock.

Chapellier's personal tribute to the legendary Fleetwood Mac guitarist concentrates on his 1967-1970 period. Fred brings his own approach to the master's works, but tries to stay as close as possible to the sound of the time and the spirit of the original versions. With great success!

A compelling abrasive shoegaze band, dealing with the aesthetics of contrasting sounds.
Heavy like a gloomy dream yet soothingly vibrant. The vulnerable soft floating voice of Manchester's Isa Holliday underneath layers of grungy shoegaze soaked noisepop, seeking shelter from a f'ed up world.

A shock-wave of incandescent, bare bones, red-blooded Rock-n-Roll grit, Halestorm – the incomparable vocals of Lzzy Hale, the percussive talents of Lzzy’s brother, Drummer Arejay Hale, alongside cutthroat Guitarist Joe Hottinger, and the concrete foundation of Bassist Josh Smith – return on the hot new album Vicious, set to drop on Friday, July 27, 2018, thanks to the legendary Atlantic Records.

Born Ruffians have launched new album 'Uncle, Duke & The Chief'. The three-piece went into the studio last year, eager to lay down material prompted by the turbulent times around them. From songs prompted by the death of David Bowie to something rather more personal, 'Uncle, Duke & The Chief' is billed as a broad, creative return. Out on February 16th, new cut 'Forget Me' is online now, a mellifluous and highly cerebral piece of pop music.“It’s about how the light is something that you should embrace and feel okay going towards it,” Luke Lalonde says. “We’re all doing this together, we’re all on the exact same path—it’s just that some of us are ahead of others.”

It's been 4 years since the critically acclaimed, Grammy nominated, and #1 Billboard Blues album Seesaw was released by singer-songwriter Beth Hart and guitar hero Joe Bonamassa. They have reunited for Black Coffee - another collection of scorching interpretations of ten soul gems that pair Hart’s breathtaking vocals and Joe’s masterfully expressive playing. Featuring songs made famous by; Edgar Winter, Ray Charles, Etta James, Ella Fitzgerald, Lucinda Williams and more.

Zebrahead have announced that they will be releasing their upcoming new compilation, ‘The Bonus Brothers’.The record features eleven tracks of songs that could only be found on the Japanese releases of the band’s albums. It will be released on the 24th November.