FFO: Panic! At The Disco, Florence and the Machine, Kate Bush
Read between the lines of a familiar fairytale and you may stumble across a rabbit hole you never noticed before. Those curious enough to follow their ears into the black…
FFO: The Black Keys, Band of Skulls, The Gun Club
Riot-inducing riffs, rip-roaring vocals, and provocative lyrics; Rich Webb‘s music is the sound of bar brawls and busted knuckles or as BEAT magazine accurately said ‘a Tarantino soundtrack’. On the…
FFO: Bon Iver, James Vincent McMorrow, Sufjan Stevens
Take the soft croons of James Vincent McMorrow, the cinematic atmospherics of Sufjan Stevens, and the gut-wrenching storytelling of Bon Iver, and you’ll have the essence of Harp Samuels‘ devastatingly…
FFO: Carly Rae Jepson, JoJo, Hilary Duff
At just 13-years-old, Hitha has already demonstrated a pop sensibility to rival that of Carly Rae Jepson, JoJo, and Hilary Duff in their former years. Clocking in at just under…
FFO: Giggs, Tupac, Wiley
Erike Sparks may cite his influences as Giggs and Tupac, but he’s determined to avoid being pigeonholed. As Urban Radar outlined in their introducing piece on Sparks, he has done…
FFO: Iron and Wine, Civil Wars, Simon and Garfunkel
Like any duo worth their salt, separately Hayley and Ben Williams have had illustrious careers but together, they’re greater than the sum of their parts. Ben Williams’ previous musical life…