When a band and artist which lives for live performance is completely restrained as all were by the Covid pandemic you can imagine the pent up frustration and desperate itch that builds and builds. Swedish rockers Transport League are an… Read More ›
We are not sure how many records from Peruvian bands we have covered before but few can be as striking and memorable as the new EP from Las Ratapunks. Courtesy of James at Kibou Records, we found Fracaso, Año De… Read More ›
In the worlds of George A. Romero and the likes of Robert Kirkman, Tony Moore, and Charlie Adlard, zombies and the reanimated have only one urge, to devour us. The truth is they will simply return to create blood curdling,… Read More ›
Having seriously enjoyed recent singles, Bluebird, Hollywood… Domino and That Chitty Bang Majik, there was no denying we had nurtured real intrigue to explore the new album from The Gorstey Lea Street Choir and fair to say …from Prince’s Park… Read More ›
Having only just released their Far From Home EP this past July, Irish duo David Long and Shane O’Neill have now unveiled its successor Dreams Come. That first release drew swift acclaim with its trio of shadowed wrapped indie rock… Read More ›
Nightmarish and severe, a devouring of the senses; that is blood feather, the debut EP from US outfit, GUHTS. It is a predacious tempest of sound and emotion, a trial of torment and atmospheric corrosion honed quite simply into one… Read More ›
If Head Turns First, Eyes Follow… is any indication of what has come to pass before it than we have seriously been missing out. The release is the new EP from Finnish punk ‘n rollers Graveyard Shifters and our well… Read More ›
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