Tag: sicky
Brit Pop-Rock discovery SICKY signs with Epictronic
Exciting news for fans of bold, boundary-pushing rock music—SICKY, the vibrant Brit Pop-Rock project, has inked a deal with Epictronic Records for the upcoming album...
UK alt-pop artist Sicky shares ‘Billy Cousins’ from adventurous third album...
British indie alt-pop artist SICKY presents 'Billy Cousins', the first track on his third album 'Troubled Delight'. Written about a fictional character, Cousins is an imaginary superhero you can pretend...
Alt-pop maestro SICKY presents ironic new single ‘I’m Happy If You’re...
British alternative artist SICKY presents his new single 'I'm Happy If You're Happy', an upbeat affair exploring temptation and the art of winning over another.... of all...
I’m Happy If You’re Happy – SICKY (reviewed by Dave Franklin)
It is easy to see the new one from SICKY as the spiritual brother in the war against listener expectations of The Cure’s “Love Cats” era. I’m...
Sicky announces new video/single Beans
British alternative artist SICKY presents his thickly layered sophomore album 'Garbage Town', a 12-track collection that follows three singles - the title track 'Garbage Town',...
That Was The Musical Week That Was – 031222
We may be heading toward the end of the year, but things show no sign of slowing down. So, if you are looking for...
Garbage Town – SICKY (reviewed by Dave Franklin)
Things I like: Self-deprecating artist names and album titles. Pop music that doesn’t realize that it is pop music. Pop music that strives to...
That Was The Musical Week That Was – 051122
Another instalment of the fab and groovy waxings that have been arriving in the office, the cool artists I get to work with and...
SICKY drops new single A Bite Without A Mark
British alternative artist SICKY presents the single 'A Bite Without A Mark', a fun whimsical slice of his thickly layered sophomore album 'Garbage Town',...
The Bridge – Sicky (reviewed by Dave Franklin)
Anything that reminds me of The Manic Street Preachers has got to be good, right? “The Bridge” certainly does that. There is something in...
