Album Review: The Blaze – Jungle
The formula for success in the music industry is as hard to nail down as winning a lottery...
Kristy Sawyer
Album Review: Liela Moss – Internal Working Model
Years ago, a dear friend shared Elizabeth Gilbert’s TED Talk, “Your Elusive Creative Genius” and when I first listened...
BPM’s Most Anticipated Releases of 2023
Here we are in another January facing down another year full of surprises. While some of those surprises...
Interview: Smut – “Sometimes you gotta throw things at the wall and just strip away until you have something cohesive”
We caught up with the Chicago-via-Cincinnati band about their new album How The Light Felt
Interview: Low Island guide us through Life In Miniature
Earlier this month, Oxford indie quartet Low Island released their latest album, Life in Miniature on their own label, Emotional Interference. Kristy Sawyer connected over Zoom with lead singer Carlos in his North London studio while the others chipped in over email, telling the story of its creation.
Album Review: Sorcha Richardson – Smiling Like An Idiot
Sorcha Richardson’s sophomore album Smiling Like An Idiot proves that 18 months of solitude in her grandparents’ house did...
Akinola Pedro oozes and grooves on “naboo”, from his upcoming EP
For some, success creates the identity, for others, the pressure can catapult the artist into a metamorphosis. Akinola...
Out of the Darkness: 20 years of Interpol’s Turn On the Bright Lights
The towers fell, and America was covered in dust. Within this twilight, four young men headed to a studio, to restart the recording of their debut album as Interpol.
Track-by-Track: Susie Merry ushers us through her Body in Time EP
Much like Schrödinger’s Cat, singer-songwriter Susie Merry kept her music hidden away, unknown to the world where no...
Album Review: Julia Bhatt – it is what it is
Julia Bhatt started out in September 2019 releasing her first three singles – “Tall,” “Marco” and “I’m Cool”...
