April is not only the month of chocolate it’s also the month of eggsellent music (sorry!) and we’re here to fill your ears with some tasty treats that are even more moreish than a bag of mini eggs. This month’s selection is a mixture of the mellow and the brazen-faced, there’s bound to be something to tickle your fancy. Mente Quantica. Flashes – ‘Tachimachi’ Flashes are a 5 piece from Cornwall who formed in 2010 and locked themselves away for 3 years writing and recording, before releasing their debut album Latency and playing their first gigs in late 2012. Tachimachi is taken from their second, self-titled album which, apart from vocals and some piano, was all recorded live over 4 days.

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The album was self-produced and released through their Bandcamp profile last December, gaining airplay from the likes of Amazing Radio and Radio 1, amongst others. The quintet are currently in the process of booking gigs for the summer and are heading back into the studio to record some new EPs imminently. Desperate Journalist – ‘Christina’ Taking their name in homage to the famed John Peel session in which The Cure berated ex-NME journalist Paul Morley for a less than favourable review, Desperate Journalist have spent the past year building a reputation for crafting sumptuous melodies that marry the gentle haziness of indie rock with the new romanticism of 80s UK goth. ‘Christina’ won over the likes of Steve Lamacq, Artrocker, The Quietus and Time Out and provided the lead track for their first EP, self-released last year. Having spent 2013 sharing the stages with the likes of Throwing Up, Hatcham Social and Six By Seven, Desperate Journalist are set to release their new single ‘Happening’ on May 5th.