PETER LYONS | Leave Me

"Lyons' falsetto glides over delicate electronic production that seamlessly balances violins and synths to create something pretty special." (HYPETRAK)

Just under three years ago London new wave duo Peter & Kerry debuted with their idiosyncratic La Trimouille, but since their hiatus, Peter Lyons (one-half of duo), has been working on his own music projects as a singer, songwriter and producer; movie soundtrack scores, remixes, and his latest to-be-released EP topping his music CV, whilst also spending time working as an Adidas model.

LOST IN TUNDRA | Photograph

Responsible for the thunderous debut of Tiger earlier this year, synth-pop producer/songwriter LIT (Lost in Tundra) closes the year with a melancholic pop delight in the form of Photograph - produced in his London home studio and features his signature “lush, pulsating electronics”, which cascade over a hazy delay of guitar notes. LIT, aka Harrison Cargill, will join a host of promising new musicians from the U.K. to watch in 2015. 

MT. WOLF | Red

It is a much-welcomed relief to see the return of London indietronica quartet Mt. Wolf in the last week. Once coined the “most blogged about band on the internet” by Classic Pop Mag, their twelve month hiatus was definitely noticed by the indie music scene, and their resurgent new single, Red, has already between favourably welcomed by Earmilk and IndieShuffle within recent days. 

SNAPPED ANKLES | True Ecology

“The Ankles throw together a fusion of searing off kilter post-punk but with a healthy blend of dance floor rhythms, synthesized noise and jagged aesthetics.” 

(EARS HAVE EYES)