Norwegian punk has not been slow in coming forward and grabbing our eager attention over recent years and the release of Steelo introduces another band we have made room in our hungry appetite for. It is the debut album of… Read More ›
Month: May 2020
Nived – Self Titled EP
Sharing a quartet of emotionally bred, atmospherically captivating proposals, the self-titled debut EP from US singer/songwriter Nived is described as ‘sensory seductive’ and we have to say we cannot think of a better way to describe the captivating encounter. Hailing… Read More ›
Ignea — The Realms of Fire and Death
An encounter provoking thought and the imagination as voraciously as it did ears and body, The Realms of Fire and Death is the new album from Ukraine melodic metallers Ignea. It provides a full-blooded emprise of sound and storytelling which… Read More ›
South Haven – Motion
Emerging from the successful #NEXTGEN project started by Danish label Prime Collective, South Haven spent almost three years honing their songwriting and sound before unveiling anything to the world. Now with their debut album, Motion, orchestrating our eager bouncing we… Read More ›
The Mystery Plan – Zsa Zsa
Presenting a host of vibrantly tempting and almost ridiculously infectious escapades, Zsa Zsa is the new album from US outfit, The Mystery Plan. It is a record which flirted with feet, teased ears, and courted the imagination; seducing all with… Read More ›
Cauls – Epoché
It is hard to know what happens to UK outfit Cauls between releases but there seems to be a regular threat of demise around them. That might be over dramatic or not but between the 2012 release of the 2… Read More ›
The Spiritual Leaders – Albania Away
It may not be as obvious as Manchester, Liverpool, or Bristol for producing great bands but over recent years we have found that Cavan in Ireland has been doing just that, our ears captivated by the likes of The Radioactive… Read More ›
Dali – VOL. 1.
Though there is no denying that the debut EP from UK Alt-rockers Dali slowly blossomed upon our passions rather than instantly igniting them, time and listens has seen it flower into one potential thick, pleasure breeding companion. Simply titled VOL…. Read More ›
The Room in The Wood – We’re The Martians, Now
As for most music lovers, our list of all-time favourite singles is quite extensive but one riding high is Things Have Learnt to Walk That Ought to Crawl by UK new wave/post punk outfit The Room. A couple of years… Read More ›
Snuff – The Wrath of Froth
For more than three decades the UK has been infested by the punk based assault and roar of Snuff; releases, gigs, and critical acclaim in abundance accompanying their relentless trespass on the mundane act of living which even when the… Read More ›
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