Editors' Review: It's hard to believe a decade has passed since Richard Ashcroft and Co. released "Bitter Sweet Symphony," their rock anthem to end all rock anthems. Those years have been famously full of acrimony, bu... more »

From the artist: Shabby Doll's songs may be melancholy, but they have a glimmer of hope. They may be poetic and smart, but they have pure pop melodies that will get you humming along. They recall the sounds of the '... more »

From the artist: Gary Wade on Vocals and Guitar and Tony Cooney on Guitar.Anything from slow acoustic ballads to Rock music.Get an idea and put it down.

From the artist: THE KAVANAGHS is a retro-power-pop band influenced by The Beatles, Badfinger, Raspberries, The Kinks and Beach Boys. Actually producing their first album: "A tea party with the kavanaghs".

Editors' Review: Run an intravenous narcotic into the chic styles of bands like the Killers or the Strokes and from that psychotropic meltdown would emerge U.K. band Kasabian. These Brit-grunge cosmonauts tastefully i... more »

Editors' Review: Starting with the Fergie-esque beats in a "Whippin' Piccadilly" take, the band's B-sides and rarities LP offers large doses of studio whimsy. But there's balladry nearby; the record finds the velvet-v... more »

Editors' Review: We'll skip all the "pop singer meets obscure rock band in unlikely location" sort of summaries--Brighton's ESP are simply chippy tunesmiths who know what's good about Britpop (for starters, the inimit... more »

From the artist: A child of rhythm in a world of Anglophilia.