From first being introduced to Spain based rockers The Pulsebeats with the release of their self-titled debut album around 2011/12 we found an instinctive appetite for their garage rock/punk rock/power pop seeded sound which has only grown stronger by the… Read More ›
Earlier this year Australian rockers Smoking Martha teased us with Liquid Sunshine then taunted us with Wild and Free, two singles which sparked an over eager anticipation here for the band’s new album. Now just unveiled, Universe has proved that… Read More ›
With a sound fluid in its embracing of psychedelic rock, sixties garage rock, and eighties/nineties fuzz/alt rock, Scottish outfit The Kundalini Genie has just unveiled their new album, Half In, Half Out, and again proved theirs is a wholly fresh… Read More ›
Ever since being introduced to the band through the uniting of their EPs Nate and Eric in one striking encounter back in 2014, INTHEWHALE has been a regular inflammation of lustful consumption here across a subsequent host of encounters. Now… Read More ›
For a fair while there has been more than a praise loaded whisper accompanying the emergence of UK rockers Dig Lazarus, a persistently growing roar around a host of tracks which have also earned keen fan and radio support as… Read More ›
Thanks to Emma Scott at Pluggin’ Baby we have found a rather keen appetite for our emotive encounters with UK trio MuddiBrooke courtesy of the singles our friend introduced us to. Each has been a powerful exploration into emotional strife… Read More ›
Since our introduction to US outfit The Persian Leaps through their second EP, Drive Drive Delay, back in 2014, we have become accustomed to embracing some lively, pleasure provoking encounters with the Minneapolis band. New album, Drone Etiquette, continues that… Read More ›
A release embroiled in the dark depths of horror and similar realms, The Summoning is the new EP from British rockers King Of The Dead. The five track encounter is part of the revealing of “a story through a succession… Read More ›
As much as we regularly get tempted to high levels by the craft and imagination of artists and their offerings there are some encounters which continue to nag away until inspiring even greater lustful attention within. Devour the debut album… Read More ›
How to describe Killers by US outfit Stone Deaf…Well in many ways it is like a sonic flicking through the pages of Weird Tales; each song a venture into the strange and unusual in word, breath and sound. The album… Read More ›
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