Angie Moon interviews Jiminil, a folk rock musician originally from Belfast, now based in Nottingham.
Tag: Indie Rock
Q&A: Reggie Froom of The Ellameno Beat
Angie Moon interviews Reggie Froom of The Ellameno Beat, who have recently collaborated with Signal Fire on a single called False Reality.
Interview: The Pretty Visitors and The Clockworks
Angie Moon interviews two bands: The Pretty Visitors, from Portsmouth and The Clockworks, originally from Galway.
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Interview: Andy Crofts of The Moons
Angie Moon interviews Andy Crofts of The Moons, who will be releasing their long awaited album, Pocket Melodies on the 23rd of October.
What I’ve Been Listening to: Winter 2019
Mini reviews of five new songs by The Baron Four, Los Black Dogs, Little Man, King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard, and Florence and the Machine.
Interview/Review: Women of the Night
Women of the Night are a NYC based protopunk/garage rock band. Angie Moon talks to the band about their sound, inspirations, and more.
Review of The Keepers first single on vinyl: “You’re All I Need”
Northampton band The Keepers have released their first single on vinyl, "You're All I Need". Angie Moon reviews it.
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Review: Bottle It In by Kurt Vile
Kurt Vile released Bottle It In on 12 October 2018. A solid album with songs like "Loading Zones", "Bassackwards", and "Come Again," but does it match up to expectations set by his previous work?
Review: Performance by White Denim
Just a simple review of White Denim's latest album, Performance, released on 24 August.
Review: The long-awaited Bon Voyage by Melody’s Echo Chamber
Angie Moon reviews the latest album from Melody Prochet. Bon Voyage is her first album in six years and it's well worth the wait. In this article, Angie does a track by track review.
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