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How Chris de Burgh Reimagined the Nativity

On the first Christmas, the bright Star of Bethlehem guided travellers and wise men to the stable where Jesus Christ was born, or so the Nativity tale states. Precisely what the Star of Bethlehem was is unclear: a supernova, a comet, a “great conjunction,” or an alien spaceship burning as it enters the Earth’s atmosphere. […]

Tagged 70’s, christmas, rock

Louis Hardiman

December 23, 2021December 27, 2021

Don’t Shoot Me Santa: An X-Mas hymn for grown out boys who haven’t been so good

Ahh Christmas time is approaching and it stirs up so many fond memories from my childhood and young adulthood. Rainy days, drinking hot chocolate by the fireplace, decorating the Christmas tree, baking cookies, and of course listening to classic Christmas tracks back when tapes and CDs were a thing. Oh, and let’s not forget Dad’s […]

Tagged christmas

Marina Andreas

December 7, 2021December 9, 2021

Christmas time with some jazzy melancholy

Christmas time is right behind the corner and I’ve been in need of something fresh, new and non-conventional in terms of Christmas songs. Hiatus Kate comes to the rescue as always with a bit of a misty and silvery christmas single. Melancholic, with just the right touch of nostalgia, it is a truly beautiful […]

Tagged alternative, christmas, indie, jazz

Julia

December 7, 2021January 19, 2022

Jesy Nelson Teams Up With Nicki Minaj On ‘Boyz’

Jesy Nelson Teams Up With Nicki Minaj On ‘Boyz’.Former Little Mix member Jesy Nelson has teamed up with Nicki Minaj on her debut solo single “Boyz.” The U.K. baddie and the Barbie once again prove to be a formidable duo on the nostalgic track, which samples Diddy’s 2001 anthem “Bad Boy for Life.” They […]

Danny

October 13, 2021

Dragonfruit – Digital Princess

Digital Princess by Dragonfruit is officially out.Dragonfruit are another prime example of an outfit who are looking to push the boundaries of genres. The Rotterdam-based group’s unique blend of sampled hip-hop crossed with influential neo-soul has certainly given them the scope to broaden their ever rising horizons. Full of confidence and a personality that shines […]

Tagged spinexmsic

Danny

October 13, 2021October 13, 2021

Premier: Rachel Kerr Releases New Single I Do

Rachel Kerr Releases New Single I Do: British singer/songwriter, celebrity vocal coach Rachl Kerr has released a new song titled ‘I Do’. The newly released song is the first track of her forthcoming album ‘Masterpeace’ which slated to be released on 21nd Jan 2022 However, Rachel Kerr’s powerful voice and stage performance are world […]

Danny

October 13, 2021October 13, 2021

My Love Affair With House Music

I am first and foremost an indie music fan, and I think about 90% of my listening is held within the constraints of the indie genre. As a teenager, I started to look slightly outwards and began listening to John Kennedy’s X-Posure Radio X show. At 10 PM one night, he played a track that […]

Tagged dance, house, radio

Louis Hardiman

October 4, 2021September 30, 2021

Creating a generation of live wires – the real meaning behind the Motley Crue track

The eighties were a decade of excess, an era where extreme hair, attitude, and greed created a world where extroverts thrived. Bands had to generate drama to become noticed, and it was no secret that Motley Crues notorious off-stage antics were just as famous as their metal songs for propelling ‘sex, drugs, and rock ‘n’ […]

Tagged Decade Of Decadence, Live Wire, Mick Mars, Motley Crue, Nikki Sixx, Tommy Lee, Too fast For Love, Vince Neil

Bonita Louise

October 3, 2021October 4, 2021

“We Skipped the Light Fandango”: The Greatest Opening Verse in Music History?

“We skipped the light fandango Turned cartwheels ‘cross the floor I was feeling kinda seasick But the crowd called out for more The room was humming harder As the ceiling flew away When we called out for another drink The waiter brought a tray” I don’t listen to a lot of 60s music, I […]

Tagged classic rock, psychidelic rock

Louis Hardiman

September 29, 2021September 30, 2021

If you’re prepared you’ve probably already bought all your Christmas gifts even if it isn’t yet December, if you aren’t and you have a music lover in your life then how about a nice music related book? I’ve got a few recommendations for you here, there are plenty more I’ve enjoyed over the years – […]

The latest newsletter has dropped this week, the second of our recommendations issues. Featuring Charli XCX, Zuzu, The Avalanches, Everything is a remix and a few more. Check it out at the link below and don’t forget to sign up so you don’t miss future emails – link in the site footer! For Your Ears, […]

We’ve just sent out the first issue of our mailing list with our fortnightly recommendations. If you haven’t read it yet you can do so here. https://mailchi.mp/f200e38df083/for-your-ears-for-your-eyes But why not sign up using the form in the footer and make sure you don’t miss an issue.

So much to listen to, so little time. I’m sure it’s the same for most people – I have a queue of new music I want to listen to, along with wanting to rediscover and enjoy old favourites and then add to that an ever increasing queue of podcasts to take up my listening time. […]

Reminds me of a fun new years holiday! Garvey has a great voice live.

Just an amzing reminder of nights in the krazy house back in the day 🙂

Whilst putting the site together I knew I’d obviously have to write the first posts and I’ve spent some time thinking of where to start when in all honesty I knew who the artist would be, I just wasn’t sure what track to go with – it made sense to start at the beginning. Whilst some […]

To those who listen to recent Radiohead they’d be probably be surprised to delve into the back catalogue and find that Radiohead used to be a guitar band, and a damn good one at that. Personally I lost track of Radiohead after OK Computer and I prefer them on those first few albums, the others […]

I slightly missed out on Nirvana, I’ve listened to a lot of stuff since but as a teenager in the late 90s I missed the boat and Kurt Cobain was already dead by the time I became interested. Instead I grew up listening to Nirvana drummer Dave Grohl and a great band who are still […]

There are certain tracks that stick in your mind because you listen to them at a certain place or time. I bought the album “Sleep through the static” whilst I was living for a year in New Zealand and this is the closing track, an album extra I think. It’s Jack Johnson at his best, […]

Nothing deep or emotional, just a good song. Not on any album and a pain to find but worth it. My buddy spaz got me a signed oasis lp, so means more

Growing up listening to music in the 90s The Pixies were a band you would get around to listening to at some point or another. The reason being that every other band cited the Pixies as an influence at some point so you kind of had to see what the fuss was about, Nirvana being […]

There are few more epic rambling songs than Stairway to Heaven, it provides a pretty astute summary of Led Zeppelin and as an introduction to the band would tell you most of what you need to know, although it lacks the powerful chunky riffs you may find in other tunes. Putting so much great guitar […]

Having written about one epic yesterday it got me to thinking about another epic band, kings of the rock opera – Queen. Rather than go with the epic Bohemian Rhapsody I thought I’d start with one song that really sticks in my mind from being a kid – Fat Bottomed Girls. My love of Queen […]

OK Go are well known for their video making antics, from dancing on treadmills to making crazy Rube Golberg machines, they have become a bit gimmicky for some people with the videos attracting much more attention than their music. In all honesty their music sadly isn’t in the same league as their videos but they still have […]

There’s a great fallout from watching a lot of bands and that is that you start to watch new support arts all the time and see some cool bands. When I was in college we used to catch a lot of gigs, being ideally placed between Liverpool and Manchester to head for either to watch […]

After spending a year and a half in Argentina I discovered many extraordinary and unique bands from South America. Those types of bands I would never have discovered without living there and meeting people who create and share what they love. Agua Oscura (meaning “dark water” in English) is one of those bands. The […]

I feel that music is this never-ending space where anything can happen, where everything is welcome and can be experimented. These thought came to me after listening to “Close to Paradise” by Soulwax (in collaboration with Michel Gaubert and LOEWE). The track uses interviews (which are also added separately to the album) with travelers and […]

I feel that music has a lot in common with the art of painting – it creates an image, an explosion of colors, feelings and visions in our minds without us even noticing. “Enero” is an exhibition of emotions and sensations that float heavy, yet free in an underwater gallery of something I like to […]

The first time I heard Tash Sultana was on Youtube – her Live Bedroom Session – and I couldn’t believe what was going on. A solo artist, translucidely connecting to music, and me being able to feel it in my own small bedroom. Years have passed, I continued to listen to her music and eventually […]

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