Reading Festival voted 'Best Festival in UK' by NME
Reading Festival has been named the 'Best Festival in the UK' at the prestigious NME Awards.
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Reading Festival has been named the 'Best Festival in the UK' at the prestigious NME Awards.
What a great year for indie rock! Have a look, and a listen, to some of my favorites.
There was a bumper crop of EP releases from home-grown music acts in the past month.. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Popspoken 1. Make Her Mine by Jason Yu To At least that was what the local songwriter visualised when penning the bubbly “Make Her Mine”. Jason photographs the wholesome growth of an infatuation that seeks a deeper connection with the indie-pop tune, composed and recorded from the bedroom after attending a gig by Melbourne-based Good Morning. Fascinated with the melodious, yet tastefully streaked with unpolished elements that substantiate his favourite indie-pop music, the acoustic serenade reflects the best of the genre—simple, genuine and down to earth. Now on his fourth studio s...
Subsonic Eye. Credit: Christopher Sim A line from âSpiralâ, a track off âNature Of Thingsâ, perfectly described 2020 for a lot of us all around the world: â Iâm watching forecasts / Thumbing my knees / Wishing for better luckâ. Most of us can agree we were happy to see it behind us. Whether 2021 will bring âbetter luckâ remains to be seen, but the year has already brought an excellent new Subsonic Eye record. The Singaporean band certainly havenât just been sitting around âthumbing their kneesâ, this being their third full-length alb...