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Exposure: White Rabbits

Exposure: White Rabbits

27 Jan 2010

With their thumping new single, 'Percussion Gun', doing exactly what it says on the tin, New York-based White Rabbits are rapidly adding to their fanbase and whipping them into feverish expectation over sophomore release, It’s Frightening. The band are…

Exposure: Fanfarlo

Exposure: Fanfarlo

14 Sep 2009

Fanfarlo are exactly what the increasingly dark nights and cold call for, a warm, quiet riot of a sound that will leave you glowing on the inside. Think how good a hot chocolate with all your best friends would be and then multiply that by ten and…

Exposure: Kill it Kid

Exposure: Kill it Kid

13 Aug 2009

Their Americana twang will leave you feeling like you’ve ended up in deepest, darkest Alabama, especially when singer Chris Turpin’s melancholic roar booms across the room and keyboardist Stephanie Ward’s voice stands in opposition, but Kill It Kid’s…

Exposure: Sing It Loud

Exposure: Sing It Loud

19 May 2009

With the sun finally giving Britain a glimmer of hope for a nice summer, you might be looking for the perfect musical companion to all your outdoor activities. Step forward Sing It Loud, who are hitting these shores from their native Minnesota with…

Exposure: Absent Elk

Exposure: Absent Elk

10 Apr 2009

With their brooding melodies, Brighton contingent Absent Elk have been busy making a debut album worth shouting about. Their Youtube excursions have gained the band a following, most notably including Girls Aloud, who were so bowled over by the band’s…

Whiskycats - Whiskycats

Whiskycats - Whiskycats

(4 stars)20 Jan 2009

With an opening sounding like the theme tune of a Parisian Benny Hill, Whiskycats makes your ears perk up. A burlesque, carnivale feel flows through this album whisking you along in some sort of mutated foxtrot. The album artwork has the Manchester…

Metronomy - A Thing For Me

Metronomy - A Thing For Me

(4 stars)20 Jan 2009

Electro pop at its finest is one way of describing the Metronomy single. High-pitched mimicry of a girl talking and for bands of similar genre surprising tender vocals throughout. The remixes that accompany the single are pretty standard, with Sinden’s…

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