• White Hinterland

    Experimental US act that blends jazz with just about every other genre going.

  • White Lies

    New UK indie band signed to Fiction Records.

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  • Why?

    Why? became a full band before their 2005 release 'Elephant Eyelash', with Doug McDiarmid and (the now departed) Matt Meldon, as well as Yoni's older brother Josiah Wolf.

  • Wilco

    Jeff Tweedy gives the impression that this new album is like a completely fresh start, for the band, as well as himself.

  • Wild Beasts

    The four boys of Wild Beasts aren't concerned with being of the modern, or being of the renaissance, being baggy pantsed or being tight pantsed, being in a scene or being in a place.

  • Wildbirds And Peacedrums

    The liberated abandon of Wildbirds & Peacedrums’ primitive soul music strikes an immediate and invigorating chord, as anyone who has seen them over the past year will attest.

  • William

    Dinosaur Jr. and Pavement are key touchstones, but there are elements of The Minutemen and Violent Femmes in William's melodic bass lines and insistent drumming.

  • Willie Isz

    Jneiro Jarel and Khujo Goodie? Who would have figured?

  • Willy Mason

    Critics often greet new and promising artists with grandiose statements as to the merits of their work and potential, often to the detriment of the artist.

  • Windy & Carl

    Carl Hultgren and Windy Weber craft delicate music that recalls Cocteau Twins - it's slight, soothing and most delightful.

  • Winnebago Orchestra

    Beautiful modern take on folk music. The band layer acooustic and electric instruments with brass, electronica and much studio trickery to produce something truly unique.

  • Wintermute

    Bubbling on the domestic underground for some time, 2009 sees the release of the much-admired Wintermute's debut album, 'Robot Works'.

  • Wintersleep

    Now onto their third album 'Welcome To The Night Sky', Canada's Wintersleep have become a cult success in their native homeland and are set to tour the UK in February 09.

  • Wire

    Hugely influencial punk legends, now reformed for more hi-jinks