kristen sinclair

Dublin three-piece Bitch Falcon are back with what might just be their best release yet, writes Kristen Sinclair.

Kristen Sinclair reviews Dublin five-piece THUMPER's latest track, '(You're Bringing Me) Down'.

Welsh native Georgia Fearn has been honing her craft since she was nine, and Kristen Sinclair walks us through her mature offering, 'L'amour'.

Eighteen year-old Suffolk native Eloïse describes Lana Del Rey’s Born to Die as one of the three albums that changed her life; on her double A-side release ‘Studio 54/Like the Way’, the New York singer’s influence is undeniable. Treading a…

Since dropping her stunning debut EP less than two years ago, Swiss indie songstress Ella On The Run has continued to make an impression with her sultry electro-pop sound. Whilst her lyricism is uncompromising and honest, the beats and…

“It’s crazy that people think electronic music is emotionless,” declares a magazine cutting I have blue-tacked to my bedroom wall. I’ve long since forgotten who shared this much disputed opinion, but it undeniably still rings true. Since…

They’re not quite the world famous Cirque du Soleil, but English rockers Sun Circus are bringing a little bit of blues-influenced Southern rock to the UK. The self-described ‘three lion tamers and a medium that met on the banks of the…

It’s difficult to find any review of Lana Del Rey’s which doesn’t feature the cliché ‘gangster Nancy Sinatra’; however, there are elements of this description which somewhat better fit LA-based Ryder’s ‘Pretty Little Gangster’, reminiscent…

Perched on a doorstep with her long hair flowing past her shoulders under a black sunhat, 17 year-old Londoner Flower Fellow – or Colette Olive to those who know her – has unveiled her latest B-side ‘The Rope That Ties Us’, a stunning…