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LABEL FEATURE: Monomyth Records
Monomyth Records is a not for profit record label and artist collective based in Leeds. Established in 2017 the label is overseen by Bob Brazill and Ed Heaton. After working in the music industry for nearly three decades and encompassing all manner of roles , Bob and Ed decided to join forces. The goal of the label is to gather and develop new music from an eclectic mix of artists and to serve as a launch pad for their work
ARTIST FEATURE: Graceful Harmony
Graceful harmony are a voice and piano duo from Sheffield who, although only a short way on their musical journey are really making waves in the Sheffield music scene
THERE’S A WHOLE WORLD OUT THERE – BAND FEATURE teepee
This ‘There’s a whole world out there’ features a band from Prague – teepee. I came across this band when attempting to listen to...
News
BAND NEWS: Smoke Fairies – video for new single ‘Elevator’ ,...
Smoke Fairies have released the video for their new single ‘Elevator’ the video was premiered by the band on their Youtube channel combined with...
CAMPAIGN NEWS: MVT launches the Grassroots Music Venue Crisis Fund
Music Venue Trust is calling on the music industry, cultural sector and the UK’s most successful musicians to come together to create a £1...
FESTIVAL NEWS: Fletchers Farm Fest: A Night Under the Stars with...
A brand-new music festival for the North East! Fletchers Farm Fest promises to provide a unique days entertainment under the shadow of Captain Cook’s Monument,...
Reviews
SINGLE REVIEW: The Attic Movement – ‘Warm Light of Your Love’
Back in May last year I reviewed the band’s release ‘Leave The Car’ and absolutely adored it, it’s right up there in my list...
SINGLE REVIEW: Scenius – ‘Wild & Wooly’
Scenius’s first release ‘Glass Rain’ was poppy but dark. ‘Wild & Wooly’ is a darker, much darker, sound, although it still has a pop...
SINGLE REVIEW: WUZI – ‘Day Is Over’
If you were expecting WUZI’s trademark wall of sound, you’re going to be surprised. ‘Day Is Over’ is psychy but it’s lighter. The band...
Columns
FRANKS COLUMN: ‘Frank, your reviews can be a little, how do...
'So while my reviews may sometimes be strange and weird or sometimes gush, or sometimes read like I’ve lost it totally, this is what great music does to me. I am first and foremost a music fan, and I’m definitely not going to apologise for that'
FRANK & JOHNNY’S COLUMN: More covers
As well as bringing you some covers that at least one of us thinks is worth listening to, this column marks the debut of a new LSF writer – Johnny Turner.
FRANK’S COLUMN: Girls At Our Best – An appreciation
The other day I was mentioning to somebody that I liked a band because they sounded like late 70s/early 80s Leeds band Girls At Our Best, who? they asked, well this is the answer to that question...
