Kassassin Street and similar artists

Pronounced "Slip", this high energy debut track comes from L.A.-based singer-songwriter Taylor Brown.  "Head On Backwards" is a real surprise packet ...

It's been quite some time since we last posted these guys: almost four years, in fact. Good news is the're back and they're sounding pretty darn soli...

The Modern Strangers have only been around for about a year, but already they're one of the most intriguing new bands in the U.K. thanks to the groove...

Bristol-based New Carnival have managed to pull off quite a simple sound without turning me away, an impressive feat in its own right. I think their ...

Kassassin Street's track last year called "Talk In Riddles" stands out in my mind as one of the better indie rock tracks I heard in 2015. I remember f...

Not a huge surprise here: these guys hail from London. I say that because the city has a reputation for producing class acts, and Rocheii seem to be n...

At this point, the name Kassassin Street is becoming quite familiar to Indie Shuffle. We've covered pretty much every single one of their singles to d...

Today marks the first day of summer for me in Cape Town (well, it feels that way at least, given that it's going to hit 27C). And while I pretend that...

While in London last month, I had the pleasure of catching a young up-and-coming group called Kassassin Street. I'd covered them once or twice before,...

One of the things I love about coming up to London is that I get to see a lot of artists I might not otherwise see. Well, to be more precise...I have ...

I'll be honest up front: there's nothing particularly mind-blowing or unique about Kassassin Street's new single "To Be Young." In fact, it borders a ...