It would have been hard to imagine Canadian band, Dearly Beloved majorly outdoing their last album Enduro at the time of its release, it one glorious slice of garage rock inspired sound built on instinctive and striking imagination, but… Read More ›
Month: January 2017
Where Fires Are – I’ve Got The Time
As their new EP, One Four Six One waits in the wings to be released, British alternative rock outfit Where Fires Are have unveiled its lead track I’ve Got The Time. The song is a rousing slice of energy and… Read More ›
Vullnet Neziri ft Curtisay – Someday I’ll be Somebody
Following the success and acclaim found by his previous singles, Macedonia born singer Vullnet Neziri has linked up with Jamaican rapper Curtisay for his third outing, Someday I’ll be Somebody. From giving praise winning performances on TV show The Voice… Read More ›
High Tiny Hairs – LP
It is fair to say that High Tiny Hairs do not waste too much time thinking about names for their releases, their introduction being called EP and a debut album going by the name of LP, their names the distinction… Read More ›
Kilkovec – Plunge
Following up their eagerly praised EP, Sick Of This, British trio Kilkovec make an even louder knock on real attention with its successor Plunge. Again built on the band’s feisty mix of alternative and punk rock, the new EP takes… Read More ›
Renegade Twelve – Self Titled
With a character which refuses to be pigeonholed yet openly embraces every flavour of melodic metal and heavy rock you care to mention, the self-titled debut from Renegade Twelve is oh so easy to like. Offering ten rousing slices of… Read More ›
Discomister – Cool Is Dead
In its celebration of “uncertainty, vulnerability, and authenticity”, Cool Is Dead is one of the year’s first mouth-watering surprises. From its first moments and touch, the debut album from British duo Discomister had our ears and imagination ablaze with eager… Read More ›
Heavy Temple – Chassit
Listening to Chassit from US trio Heavy Temple is like staring into a fire. At the heart of both, there is a siren like lure transfixing and drawing closer attention; a physical and imagination sparking coaxing soaked in danger and… Read More ›
Snarling from the inside; talking Threatpoint with guitarist Threatpoint Alex Olivetti
Scranton, Pennsylvania based, groove metallers Threatpoint are no strangers to acclaim and increasing fan support thanks to their explosive live presence and a couple of plaudit luring albums. Recently they released their third in RIP, a thrilling new step in… Read More ›
Frau Pouch – Fairymares
I am sure we were not alone in eagerly anticipating a first album from British no wave post-punks Frau Pouch. They are a band which captured and ignited our imagination on our introduction to them in a split release with… Read More ›
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