Reviews
Bobby McGees (2007)
S'Amuser Com Des Fous
Excellent twee pop on new six track 7' EP from the ukelele-playing Bobby McGee's.
Bobby McGees (2009)
L'Appropriation Bourgoisie De La Bobby McGees
Enjoyable, snappy-sounding twee pop on debut album from Brighton-based four-piece, the Bobby McGee's
Candy Panic Attack (2007)
Fruit is Nature's Candy
Inoffensive, but ultimately forgettable pop punk on vinyl only EP from London-based band Candy Panic Attack
Lovely Eggs (2009)
If You Were Fruit
Repetitive and quickly tiresome chaotic-in-sund indiepop on debut album from Lancaster-based duo, the Lovely Eggs
Lovely Eggs (2012)
Food/In Watermelon Sugar
Excellent super fast and thrashy new wave on vinyl only single from indie duo, the Lovely Eggs
Lovely Eggs (2008)
Have You Heard the Lovely Eggs
Splendid lo-fi pop on debut vinyl only EP from Lancaster-based duo the Lovely Eggs, which will be enjoyed by fans of Bearsuit
Ste McCabe (2008)
Pink Bomb
Promising debut EP from Manchester-based singer-songwriter, Ste McCabe, who draws comparisions with Welsh all girl indie trio, Helen Love
Ste McCabe (2008)
Hate Mail
Fine gay electro pop on debut album from Manchester-based singer-songwriter Ste McCabe, who draws comparisons with all girl Welsh trio Helen Love
Ste McCabe (2009)
Murder Music
Caustic second album from Manchester-based queer punk Ste McCabe, which draws comparisons with both Helen Love and the Ramones
Steveless (2007)
Mistakes in All the Right Places
Fast, witty, shambolic and short-lived experimental pop on latest album from Bristol noise punks, Steveless
Tall Pony (2007)
I'm Your Boyfriend Now
80's influenced sophen-word electro pop from chauvinistic duo, Tall Pony
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