In a world which makes personal and observational contention an instinctive reaction, UK punks CUFFS share their own grievances within a debut album which is echo like in its connection to that intimate dispute. To Hell and Back in title… Read More ›
Recently we had an email from the guys at NOISE MERCHANT RECORDS introducing us to their latest releases. Among them was That’s what I said, the latest EP from Detroit garage punksters, THE ANTIBUDDIES, a band which had escaped our… Read More ›
Having drawn a fair amount of attention and praise with the single, Heart On A Chain, last year, UK’s VINCENT CHRIST is looking at a far larger landscape of recognition with his debut EP, Galore. Offering five instinctively contagious yet… Read More ›
Every week there seems to be a major incoming storm somewhere in the world with far reaching intent. There is one furore though which we are sure will be most welcomed and that is Eternal is the Fruit, the new… Read More ›
February sees the release of Making Circles of Our Own, the new album from Irish outfit NEW PAGANS. It is the highly anticipated follow-up to the band’s critically acclaimed debut album, a release which set a formidable benchmark for its… Read More ›
It’s a scourge and a violation, an asylum unleashed and it goes by the name of The Charred Remains of Gusso The Clown. It has also proved to be one quickly gripping and increasingly compelling protagonist The Charred Remains of… Read More ›
It was more than a murmur of good things happening which accompanied the sending our way by our friend Tom at POLYMATH PR of the new album from UK outfit SO LONG, SPACE GIRL. It was a wide spread suggestion… Read More ›
Tagged as an EDM pop quartet, we had certain assumptions about the sound of South African band ALWAYS US going into their forthcoming debut album, Aurum. What we discovered was an enterprise and craft rich rock band with a potent… Read More ›
OCEANS OF ANGELS is a solo project which is beginning to make a bit of a stir in indie/rock pop circles and listening to debut EP, The Gift, it is easy to understand why. It is a six-track collection of… Read More ›
As the month starts its final leg of days we have another clutch of singles for your consideration; songs which not only provide moments of real captivation and pleasure but also cast a summons to go explore larger adventures with… Read More ›
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