Sarah Dawood, Author at Hit The Floor

Eliza And The Bear – Eliza And The Bear | Album Review

A 40-minute showcase of punchy, three-minute anthems.

Little Green Cars' newest studio album Ephemera is a haunting, provocative take on heartbreak.

Sarah DawoodApril 6, 2016

Sundara Karma filled the tiny venue with colour, glitter and ambiguity in a way that leaves their fans captivated.

Sarah DawoodApril 5, 2016

Daughter's second album is a darker, more twisted take on the band's sombre indie folk music.

Sarah DawoodJanuary 25, 2016

We check out the debut album from Royce Wood Junior!

Sarah DawoodJanuary 12, 2016

With the rumour mill firmly spinning in the build-up to Glastonbury 2016, we've picked out a selection of artists we'd like to see hit...

Sarah DawoodNovember 18, 2015

Chvrches' new album is a step towards the braver for the band, revealing their more sombre side.

Sarah DawoodSeptember 29, 2015

Albert Hammond Jr.'s third studio album is a throwback to The Strokes, mixed with the integrity of his own voice and style.

Sarah DawoodAugust 25, 2015

Everything Everything will delight and shock listeners with a more sombre turn to their electro-pop.

Sarah DawoodJuly 17, 2015

This collaboration between Franz Ferdinand and Sparks is a clever, convincing fusion between synth, indie and classic rock.

Sarah DawoodJune 15, 2015

Kristian Matsson – a.k.a. The Tallest Man on Earth - is a singer-songwriter who delights Bon Iver and Bright Eyes fans alike... Read more...

Sarah DawoodJune 1, 2015

Django Django's new album exceeds their debut with alarming, steel-pan infused electro-indie.