A constant source of intelligent hook laden songs as thick in passion as they are in insatiable infectiousness, UK rock band Jacksons Warehouse has also shown the ability to write resourceful flights of emotional temptation, and maybe none finer than… Read More ›
Day: September 22, 2014
Hollie April – Together Alone
A smouldering and climactically sultry embrace for ears and imagination, Together Alone is further proof of the magnetic and striking talent that is Hollie April. The new single is a delicious evocative caress of drama and emotive seduction which whilst… Read More ›
Mary Joanna & The Southern Electrikk – Wasted
Sinisterly seductive, Wasted is one of those songs which gets under the skin and leaves an inescapable temptation to persistently tease thoughts and emotions. The track is the debut single from UK band Mary Joanna & The Southern Electrikk, and… Read More ›
Shanty – Leave Me Out EP
Alongside attention grabbing live performances, seven piece party-reggae collective Shanty stirred up plenty of attention earlier in the year with their first single Blackout. Now the UK band release their highly anticipated debut EP Leave Me Out, a four track… Read More ›
The Boy From The Crowd – Revelator
Throwing blues, garage rock, and punk into a flaws and all slab of raw rock ‘n’ roll, UK duo The Boy From The Crowd make an intriguing and ultimately gripping entrance with debut single Revelator. The single actually embraces more… Read More ›
Damn Vandals – Too Lazy To Die Too Stoned To Live/Cities Of A Plastic World
Providing another irresistible taster and invitation to their widely acclaimed, album of the year contender Rocket Out Of London, UK psyche rockers Damn Vandals are unleashing a new double A-sided single. Comprised of two tracks distinctly different but deviously united… Read More ›
These Reigning Days – Opera of Love
There has been a great many, us included, who thought that These Reigning Days could and would be the next big thing in British rock because of their exceptional parade of gripping and insatiably contagious singles. It has not quite… Read More ›
When We Were Wolves – Heartless
At the end of our review of the deeply pleasing The More Things Change, The More We Stay The Same EP from Welsh post hardcore band When We Were Wolves, we added that this was “still a band in the… Read More ›
Apherium – Neoteric
Spinning a web of varied and flavoursome enticements within their alternative metal bred imagination, UK band Apherium continue their potent emergence with the national reboot of latest EP Neoteric. Containing five tracks which not only reinforces the already established weight… Read More ›
Imicus -The Libertine
They may have left us all hanging after their impressive first chapter and debut album, but after a two year hiatus UK melodic metallers Imicus return with a new line-up and single soaked in the same invigorating qualities and invention… Read More ›