WPGM Recommends: The Magic Gang – The Magic Gang (EP Review)
Following the trend of many young indie rock bands, the Brighton four-piece of Angus, Jack, Kris and Paeris have spread the good word of their...
WPGM Recommends: Crywolf – Cataclasm (Album Review)
Escapism is the key element which has inspired Crywolf to create Cataclasm. Venturing into the unknown, only looking ahead and resting his hopes on some...
WPGM Recommends: Sun Club – The Dongo Durango (Album Review)
There’s beauty within the madness. In fact, I would say even the madness is beautiful. From the musically inspiring and diverse city of Baltimore, this...
WPGM Recommends: Billie Marten – As Long As (EP Review)
In my opinion, by some stroke of ‘luck’, I have been selected/allowed to glimpse into the future of what is yet to come for talented...
WPGM Recommends: The Japanese House – Clean (EP Review)
Taking massive strides in her steps, Amber Bain, aka The Japanese House, has discovered her polished sound within the tracks of her Clean EP. This...
WPGM Recommends: The Academic – Loose Friends (EP Review)
After giving The Academic’s Loose Friends EP a listen, the first word which springs to mind is ‘potential’. Now I’m not saying there’s room for...
Best New Music: Half Moon Run – Sun Lead Me On (Album Review)
It has not been an easy journey for Half Moon Run after the release of their fantastic debut album Dark Eyes in 2012. The brutal remarks...
WPGM Recommends: IYES – Part Two (EP Review)
A beautiful European match made in indie-pop heaven took place when Birmingham bred Josh Christopher spotted Czech Republic native Melis Soyaslanová from across the room...
WPGM Recommends: City And Colour – If I Should Go Before You (Album Review)
As we approach the setting sun of the folk renaissance, it is easy to look back at the work of Canadian songwriter City And Colour...
WPGM Recommends: Ady Suleiman – What’s The Score (EP Review)
With another EP under Ady Suleiman’s belt, this one entitled What’s The Score, this exciting young musical prospect is building up a strong music catalogue...