DrunkenWerewolf - Music blog from Bristol, UK
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DrunkenWerewolf provides daily music reviews, features, interviews and more in a sometimes heated but always passionate manner. With feminism and equal rights at the fore; we aim to give open, honest critique with a twist of Bristolian zest.
DrunkenWerewolf - Music blog from Bristol, UK
2y ago
In a world where chill pop, heavy percussion and a killer hook are the norm, it takes something special for an emerging artist to standout from the crowd. Fortunately for Bad Child‘s Isaiah Steinberg, his project oozes with a powerful charisma that will – luck withstanding – overcome stereotypes of the hype factory. Born out ..read more
DrunkenWerewolf - Music blog from Bristol, UK
2y ago
The chilly feeling of a sunrise walk on Appalachian morning is captured through the solo project of Mountain Man member Molly Sarlé. Sarlé’s music shines from a life spent within the beauty of Big Sur, the North Carolina backwoods, and everywhere in between. Her artistic, avant-garde experiences come through in shimmering melodies and delicate vocals ..read more
DrunkenWerewolf - Music blog from Bristol, UK
2y ago
Growing up in a house full of music, Esbie Fonte has been immersed in the arts her entire life. Even as a young girl, she was familiar with the trials of being an artist – her father is a multi-instrumentalist folk and bluegrass musician. Esbie stood by through a cross-country move and frequented trips to ..read more
DrunkenWerewolf - Music blog from Bristol, UK
2y ago
Macabre storytelling underpins the music of Wych Elm, who weave vivid imagery into silky smooth, rhythmic melodies. The band hails from Bristol and comprises Caitlin Elliman, Jack Hitchens, James Brocklesby and Joe Frost. They’re certainly avant-garde, combining fragile elements with haunting tones. Each member adds a unique flavour to the Wych Elm cauldron, creating an ..read more
DrunkenWerewolf - Music blog from Bristol, UK
2y ago
Lush acoustics drive the ethereal, enchanted sound of Swimming Bell, the solo project of Brooklyn-based singer songwriter Katie Schottland. Schottland’s delicate vocals shimmer above layers of beautiful melody, with a circadian rhythm that leaves you swaying on your toes. Latest single “1988” is reminiscent of First Aid Kit due to its soulful storytelling and prevalent ..read more
DrunkenWerewolf - Music blog from Bristol, UK
2y ago
Singer-songwriter Ryan Traster hails from Minneapolis but has spent a good part of his career touring the world. With symphonic, silky rhythms and lyrics that soothe the soul, Traster is aiming for a breakout year in 2019. Releasing his 6th album Choses Obscures via Slow Start Records, and with a slew of shows to accompany it ..read more
DrunkenWerewolf - Music blog from Bristol, UK
2y ago
The spine of Wisconsin-based act Disq consists of vocalist and guitarist Isaac deBroux-Slone, and bassist Raina Bock; the roots of whose relationship can be traced back to when they were babes in arms. The pair put out a short album in 2016 entitled Disq 1, a shimmering-but-punchy collection of tracks which demonstrate a strong ear for melody and ..read more
DrunkenWerewolf - Music blog from Bristol, UK
2y ago
“Swim”, the debut single from Detroit-based rock quartet Century Babes uses seamless harmonies, buzzing guitars, and infectious hooks to create an intoxicating summer breeze, making it easy to imagine yourself in the middle of shimmering seafoam. It also offers an incredible first glimpse into upcoming album, Visionary, which is due out later this year. Reminiscent of and drawing ..read more
DrunkenWerewolf - Music blog from Bristol, UK
2y ago
A three-piece act from Toronto, Ontario, and with a name inspired by its tarot card counterpart, Ace of Wands is the dark, spiritual project of front woman Lee Rose. Using rock’n’roll as a base, the project also has classical influences like violin and modern folk, pulled together by Rose, guitarist Anna Mernieks and drummer Jody ..read more
DrunkenWerewolf - Music blog from Bristol, UK
2y ago
Few cities can claim to have contributed as much to the recent history of Anglophone music as Atlanta, Georgia. The city’s musical progeny includes names like Janelle Monáe, OutKast, and Deerhunter – among many others. Though not yet being discussed in the same light as the aforementioned luminaries, we may now add another name to ..read more