The Dark Water Hymnal – Collapse The Structure
Second album from this Austin, Texas, indie-folk band is full of UK influences, especially James. Continue reading
Listen to ‘Who’s in control?’ by British Sea Power
Listen to ‘Who’s in control?’ from the soon to be released album by British Sea Power. Continue reading
Shugo Tokumaru – Tracking Elevator
Really enjoying the latest Shugo Tokumary album Port Entropy which came out last year. Excellent stuff that sounds like a cross between Sufjan Stevens, Cornelius and Vernon Elliott (who composed the music for The Clangers, Noggin the Nog and Ivor the Engine). Continue reading
King James – King James
A beautiful and intriguing debut from one of the UK’s best new folk acts. Continue reading
Top 20 Albums of 2010
2010 was such a good year for indie and alternative releases that we’ve doubled the size of our annual end of year top ten. Continue reading
Maximalism!: Concorde 2, Brighton, 15 Dec 2010
Field Music, British Sea Power, Electric Soft Parade and more played a charity bonanza at the Concorde 2 in Brighton. Continue reading
David Lowery and Johnny Hickman: The Albert, Brighton, 12 Dec 2010
The driving forces behind Camper Van Beethoven and Cracker delight a daytime pub crowd in Brighton. Continue reading
Belle and Sebastian: Colston Hall, Bristol, 16 Dec 2010
I’d last seen Belle and Sebastian during the Dear Catastrophe Waitress tour and it was the tracks from that album that really stood out. Continue reading
Field Music Take Year Off Touring To Focus on Recording
Speaking at the Maximalism charity gig in Brighton, UK, Field Music told Neon Filler they will be taking a break from touring to spend time recording. Continue reading
Top Ten Songs About Parenthood
We’ve got some tracks from great folk artists to angry punks all about the highs and lows of parenthood. Continue reading