Bold, ballsy and just a little devilish, Thank You is the new EP from Belgium rockers Shtevil. It offers up six tracks which revel in a mix of classic and blues rock with in your veins rock n’ roll, five… Read More ›
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Beth Blade & The Beautiful Disasters – Bad Habit
Gaining an increasing reputation and support for their hard rock nurtured sound, South Wales hailing Beth Blade & The Beautiful Disasters raise the ante with the release of debut album Bad Habit. It offers a lively and tenacious roar, already… Read More ›
Rugby Road – III
There is nothing lively about its title but the new EP from US rock band Rugby Road, simply called III, more than makes up for that with its heartily tenacious sound. An encounter which like us you may have missed… Read More ›
Sam Ray – Next To You
Creating and recording in his home studio in Portsmouth, Sam Ray is a singer songwriter beginning to make a potent impact from the alluring shores of England’s south coast. Earlier this year he drew attention with debut single Modern Art,… Read More ›
The Hotspur Press – All You Know
The seeds of UK band The Hotspur Press goes back to four friends in high school who have been playing in bands together ever since. A break was taken to allow vocalist/rhythm guitarist Daniel Quezada Manchester gain his law degree… Read More ›
The Dirty Youth – Gold Dust
After the success of their highly acclaimed debut album Red Light Fix, The Dirty Youth have returned with a rousing stomp of a follow-up, a sophomore album to firmly establish the South Wales band as one of the dynamically refreshing… Read More ›
David Bronson – Questions
Emotionally intimate and exploratory, with a just as expressive melodic climate, the new album from New York City singer songwriter/producer David Bronson is a warm and resourceful landscape of thought and sparkling enterprise. Consisting of songs which as its title,… Read More ›
The Floodgates – You
The Floodgates is a young acoustic rock band which, if debut single You is any indication, is looking at a rather healthy and rewarding future. The song is a transfixing and intensely pleasing proposition which dances and emotionally engages with… Read More ›
Gifted Kings – Lose What Makes You
It is hard to say that Lose What Makes You, the debut album from Scottish rockers Gifted Kings, ignited a fire in the passions for their accomplished and soulful sound, but certainly the 2012 formed band sparked an appetite… Read More ›
Darktown Jubilee: The World, The Flesh & The Devil
The World, The Flesh & The Devil is one of those releases which refuse to die down after completing its musical persuasion before the ear. Though the debut album from UK indie band Darktown Jubilee does not particularly… Read More ›
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