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Rough-and-ready punk rock has (sadly) become somewhat unfashionable lately, what with the plethora of bedroom pop and glacial R&B artists hoovering up acclaim and column inches. Dutch four-piece St. Tropez didn’t get the memo though; they resolutely plough their own furrow of what they call ...
In 2019, Saint Sister became one of only a handful of Irish acts ever to appear on the iconic Tiny Desk Concerts series. A bit of a left-field pick at face value — they’re popular at home, but not exactly threatening the upper echelons of the charts abroad — ...
The Estonian five-piece band makes a virtue out of simplicity: fuzzy guitar workouts and lamenting folky compositions are often suffused in a detached languor that reminisces a ‘90s alternative pop-rock. And, just like their ...
This five-piece is sufficiently fuzzed-up to win over any obsessed psych record collector, but also tempers its head-bobbing space rock grooves with a hint of "flower power", just to keep things exciting. With their two EPs,
