Back catalogue: Indie/Alternative

Review: Jeepster's first signing in several years, SixNationState are a phenomenal live band who have been winning fans around London and the South of England with constant touring over the last twelve months. They have played with The Holloways and The Maccabees, toured Germany and Austria with The Rumble Strips and performed to a packed Trailer Park Stage audience at this summer's Truck Festival. Following on from their limited split 7" release, 'Keep Dancing' on Worst Case Scenario Records in March this year the band's first single for Jeepster will be live favourite 'Fire!'. A frantic introduction to the energy and excitement of the band the single will be available on two track 7" and three track CD. All three tracks rocket in at just over seven minutes in total! The artwork for the single is intended to provide an introduction to the band and their distinctive image while retaining a level of anonymity. The individual personalities within SixNationState will be introduced as the campaign develops toward the album. The 7" format will be coloured vinyl in a full colour sleeve, limited to 500 copies.

Review: UK rockers Slaves To Gravity release "Meantime". Produced by Chris Sheldon (Foo Fighters, Biffy Clyro, Feeder etc), this is a taste of the new outfits mouth watering take on post millennial rock.

Review: Limited edition of 500 7"s from Acid Jazz from The Stabilisers who are Jon, Simon, Francis & Allan Crockford (The Prisoners, James Taylor Quartet, Thee Headcoats). The Stabilisers make '79-shaped punky waver mod for the noughties marketplace.

Review: Limited edition split single. Stuffy, the stickman behind the drum kit in Graham Coxon's band, sounds like a crazed hybrid of The Cardiacs/XTC/Fugazi. The Aprons are a brand new band from Norwich, playing cheeky pop/punk!

Review: Switches continue their ascent with this stomper of a single, "Lay Down The Law", released on Atlantic. The band have spent the last three months building their collective armoury and sharpening their shows, with gigs here, there and everywhere. They now exit the starting blocks faster than a steroid influenced sprinter with this, a brand new Rob Schnapf (Beck, Elliott Smith) produced version of the demo track that was originally released on 7" last year. Switches have been picking up plaudits from both critics and fans alike with an irreverent and brilliant musical mix of flippancy and skills.

Review: Switches continue their ascent with this stomper of a single, "Lay Down The Law", released on Atlantic. The band have spent the last three months building their collective armoury and sharpening their shows, with gigs here, there and everywhere. They now exit the starting blocks faster than a steroid influenced sprinter with this, a brand new Rob Schnapf (Beck, Elliott Smith) produced version of the demo track that was originally released on 7" last year. Switches have been picking up plaudits from both critics and fans alike with an irreverent and brilliant musical mix of flippancy and skills.

Review: Switches continue their ascent with this stomper of a single, "Lay Down The Law", released on Atlantic. The band have spent the last three months building their collective armoury and sharpening their shows, with gigs here, there and everywhere. They now exit the starting blocks faster than a steroid influenced sprinter with this, a brand new Rob Schnapf (Beck, Elliott Smith) produced version of the demo track that was originally released on 7" last year. Switches have been picking up plaudits from both critics and fans alike with an irreverent and brilliant musical mix of flippancy and skills.