Bradford based band WARME offer a heady blend of classic rock, Indie, relentless riffs, progressive beats and sublime vocals, we caught up with Lee Walsh from the band to ask him some questions about why they hate Mondays, advice from ponytailed 'bastards' and council house opera, here's how we got on....

“Confrontational, beastie-girls rhymes and clubby sub-bass.” DAZEDDIGITAL

“Pay attention.” ROLLING STONE

“Grinding the sexist lyrics that dominate Rio’s baile funk scene to the ground, then stomping on them with tribal rhythms and caffeinated beats.” NOISEY

"Thom has a ukulele, a beautiful falsetto voice, and he's not afraid to use either." TIME OUT Magazine

Goldie, musician, drum and bass icon, actor and artist, has been on the scene for over 20 years and counting. With over 3 million records sold worldwide to date and a host of prestigious accolades under his belt, he is the perfect talent to front the next album in the prized ‘Masterpiece’ series from Ministry of Sound due for release on 18th August.

TOUR SEPTEMBER & END OF THE ROAD FESTIVAL

Cold Specks announce a new album, Neuroplasticity, out on Mute on 25 August 2014. Listen to the new song ‘Absisto’ below:

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Erasure (Vince Clarke and Andy Bell) have announced details of a brand new album, The Violet Flame, out on 22 September 2014 with a worldwide tour in autumn. Watch the album trailer here.

“BOYS are unique in song production, stating proudly, “We make music in our bedroom.” And this bedroom pop doesn’t lack in quality.’ Wordkrapht

The Males are a London three piece who released their debut Live EP to the world on July 21st. They've got a real QOTSA, Death From Above, 1979 and old school Foo Fighters feel about them and these live recording really do their sound justice. Musicmuso caught up with them and chatted about Forrest Gump, Dolly Parton and early 2000's pop punk, here's how we got on....

Read on to find out how musicmuso.com got on at a local Devon based music festival set in the heart of the rolling Devonshire countryside....

Bipolar Sunshine has had a hell of a year so far and it doesn’t look like’s slowing down with new single ‘Deckchairs on the Moon’. With the cosmic dream-like video (featuring an incredible 90s-pop influenced scene with an all-white piano sat on a mountain top on another planet…!) and now a fantastic trap-influenced remix by Brooklyn hip-hop producer Harry Fraud whose taken the track to a whole new downbeat and sultry place.

Experimental rock five­-piece Kitten Pyramid released their striking debut album Uh-Oh! in the Spring. 

The record juxtaposes so many surprising and jarring elements that The Guardian’s Paul Lester suggests“ Picasso himself could have been at the controls.”

On  August 11th  KAIROS release their eponymous debut  EP on Fin Records. With six songs, KAIROS is able to carve out a lasting impression with gorgeous, heart-­wrenching lyrics and melodies that move and build like the best and worst of relationships.

Cadence achieves its emotional peaks with with subtle but stunning clarity - The Guardian

Simply put, this is a truly gorgeous song from one of the most exciting up-and-coming talents in Australia - Indie Shuffle

If you’re looking to be moved, look no further - The Music Ninja

Cyclical motions, yearning vocals and a bass that’s far too hot to touch - The Line of Best Fit

Cut from the cloth of the finest fabric is the man Fractures - Hilly Dilly

Lowpines, the new project from Bear Driver’s Oli Deakin, released a new single ‘Call Off The Hunt’ on July 7, 2014. Having previously supported the likes of Daughter and Keaton Henson, the new release will be flanked by a run of Lowpines live shows, including the London Boatshed on August 21.

‘I Still Don’t Understand’, the debut album from my grey horse, is peppered with poetic, emotive lyrics, sung atop of layered harmonies, swirling surf guitars and sweeping melodies. Released on 28th July and preceded by the single ‘Days Shall Follow’, it is, according to the band, “In the most direct way possible, about ‘do you ever really learn anything?’, ‘do you ever change as a person’.”

The Bushwick 3-piece’s brash but lyrical songwriting has earned comparisons to Television and Gang of Four, or as the band describes it, “an alternate reality where Elvis Costello was in Mission of Burma and played Spoon songs at twice the speed.” 

Electronic-pop duo, I Am A Camera were recently asked to remix Beyoncé's single "Pretty Hurts" and they grasped it with both hands.  Switching the track up into an electro-fuelled club track, worthy of any dance floor.

Hailing from King City in Monterey County, California, Amanda Zelina aka Red aka The Coppertone is an Artist/ Antique hunter/ Musician / Inspiration connoisseur & Bowling Champion. She loves music, art, spirit and a challenge.