"Folk-tinged sounds merge perfectly with the season... rapidly becoming our autumnal soundtrack" Clash
"Heady blend of light and airy mingled with more than a touch of mystery" God is in the TV
"The wonderful intricate guitar-work helps to envelope the honey-warm vocal" Raw Ramp
Premieres: Clash
HOO HAs ram out the Victoria in Dalston + Announce 2 new dates
Our label signing in HOO HAs had an insane release show at The Dalston Victoria and you can now by the single 'Yankee' via ITUNES HERE
Read MoreLove Nor Money 'Money' available on ITUNES
Cat Bear Tree
"A slice of some of the most on-point indie you’re likely to hear this year" We Close Tonight
Read MoreCat Bear Tree's 'Relationship' Premieres on Q Magazine
Zaflon's 'Blink' Premieres on Clash
Love Nor Money: New Single 'Money' Premieres on Clash Mag + Launch show at the Finsbury 22nd Sept
Kitty Finer
“Kitty has a playfulness and humour in her lyrics that I envy very much.” Finn Andrews, The Veils
Read MoreAmber Leaves
“We come from diverse musical backgrounds – glitch hop to drum’n’bass, soul and jazz to punk and Britpop – what gels us is that writing music feels more like a necessity than a choice. It’s what gets us off.” Chesney Jefferson
Read MoreEscapists join Lost In The Manor's PR roster
Escapists join Lost In The Manor PR for their next single 'Eat You Alive'. To celebrate this release, Escapists will play The Finsbury in Manor House, London, on July 21st.
Read MoreLove Nor Money: Amazing Radio Playlist + BBC Introducing T In The Park
We are excited to announce that Love Nor Money have won the 'Audition' show on Amazing Radio
Read MoreKubalove 'Trouble' review on 'We Close Tonight'
One of the most creative writers around, check out his words on Kubalove - View the post here
Read MoreLove Nor Money's 'Shake Me' Premieres On Clash
Love Nor Money: 'Shake Me' premieres on Clash Magazine
Read MoreLove Nor Money sign To Lost In The Manor
We are hugely excited to announce the first signing to our new Lost In The Manor label: Love Nor Money. The trio are pictured here putting pen to paper at Café Oto, ahead of their debut single 'Shake Me', which will be released on July 6 2015.
Kubalove's 'Trouble' Premieres with Line Of Best Fit
Kubalove's 'Trouble' premieres with Line Of Best Fit
Read MoreThe Vultures
"A crazy beast to behold… left me open-mouthed and speechless" Artrocker
"Not afraid to buck tradition… their originality absolutely shines" Jammerzine
"Already creating ripples, The Vultures’ dark yet uplifting sound is one you’ll be hearing much more of" Louder Than War
"A cat among the pigeons" With Guitars
Premieres: Artrocker; Louder Than War
Read MoreSHIRLEY SAID
"...Giulia Scarantino's voice is a dead ringer for Bjork as she artfully seethes her lyrics over dark and cinematic accompaniment". NME
Read MoreKubalove
“Kubalove may well be the missing link between Goldfrapp and M83" The Von Pip Musical Express
Read MoreThe Happy Hollows
“[Sarah Negahdari is] an obvious talent… let her hog the spotlight she so clearly deserves” Pitchfork
Read MoreWatch/Review: Lost Dawn – Song For Robert
Musicians from England’s south-western extremities have always had to shout a little louder for attention. Due to scant musical infrastructure, geographical remoteness from and cultural bias towards the media heartlands of London and the north, many a promising young band has withered away beyond the final leg of the M5. Falmouth has long been one of the oases for the region’s groups, thanks to venues like the late Pirate and the presence of a large art college. And now the Cornish town has produced a scene buzzy enough for the NME to dub it ‘the Kernow Wave’.
Central to the county’s take on garage-rock revivalism are Lost Dawn, who release their debut album this week and, judging by ‘Song For Robert’, probably aren’t ones to have dwelt too profoundly on whether their cut-off locale has been a hindrance to success. The track revolves around a guitar lick you’ll be familiar with from Norman Greenbaum through T. Rex to BRMC, but is delivered with a chunky swagger, laconic vocal and raunchy vibe that acts as a starting pistol to roll the good times. The video, too, could be interpreted as a commentary on the complications of the heart or the incestuous nature of band relations, but is likely just an excuse for Lost Dawn’s members and mates to have a helluva night. That the grin-raising glam-rock of Lost Dawn is busting out the wild west frontiers should spur some of the UK edge territory’s other bands, often complicit in their own comfortable obscurity, to start hollering with more conviction.
Lost Dawn is out now on Easy Action.
Words by Nick Mee. Follow @Nickjmee on Twitter