After watching Killdren perform live at last year’s LOUD WOMEN Fest I jumped at the opportunity to review their latest album release, Illuminaughty. The duo’s fourth album is an inimitable combination of brutal satire, punky vocals and full-on rave music which contains 10 original songs plus four remixes from Gullyteen, Freddy Frogs, Amousement and Obese.
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CLT DRP have written the album we did not know we needed: completely novel and utterly necessary, Nothing Clever, Just Feelings is out today via Venn Records. Continue reading CLT DRP: Nothing Clever, Just Feelings – Album Review
Self-professed nu-gothika metal band Knife Bride are from my hometown of Brighton. Good news for me, and for fans of Spiritbox/Bring Me The Horizon. Continue reading Knife Bride: don’t dream too much – EP review
Hailing from Brooklyn, queer-fronted alternative rock group, LEONE, has written a ravishingly complex album, GTFOH, that flawlessly traverses sensuality, confronting the unacceptable, and mourning. Continue reading LEONE: GTFOH – album review
Zimbabwean-born / British-raised rising indie pop singer Sol Child released her debut EP, Spring’s Dawn. This EP takes you on a journey from an unhealed ego to healed ego that’s still learning and growing. Continue reading Sol Child: Spring’s Dawn – debut EP
Originating in Zurich, Switzerland, Annie Taylor has written a flourishing grunge album, Inner Smile, that chronicles daring exploration into the human psyche via Taxi Gauche Records.
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New York-based Joanna Sternberg has produced a rousing folk collection of sincere and tender healing on their latest album I’ve Got Me from Fat Possum Records. Continue reading Joanna Sternberg: I’ve Got Me – album review
Liverpool-based indie artist Tilly Louise recently released her debut EP, Join the Club. This four-track debut is full of passion and endless potential. Continue reading Tilly Louise: Join the Club – debut EP
Pittsburgh’s feeble little horse has produced a dazzling, noise-pop fever dream of an album with poetic messages sublimely delivered via otherworldly alto vocals in Girl with Fish. Continue reading feeble little horse: Girl with Fish – album review
London trio Dream Wife’s third album, Social Lubrication, is LOUD WOMEN’s June album of the month. Continue reading Dream Wife: Social Lubrication – album of the month
