From acclaimed cover bands to penning numerous tracks finding a host of film and TV placements and through co-founding a charity teaching underprivileged kids music to producing one side of the upcoming new album from DAVID J (Bauhaus/Love N Rockets)… Read More ›
Real individuality has been a blossoming aspect of our favourite releases this year, an ingredient which has surged it seems in the imagination of a great many artists and amongst them sits STOCKHAUSEN & THE AMPLIFIED RIOT who has set… Read More ›
If choosing only two words to describe Unwire Rewire Rewire, fascination and intrigue would jump to the fore though there are so many more we could offer after exploring the new album from experimental project Fritch. The first of the… Read More ›
With members hailing from Portugal, Canada and Sweden, Lusitanian Ghosts is a band which has become a fascinating proposition this year through a trio of singles and an indie/alternative rock/pop sound which have seen the Alternative Folk-Rock outfit embracing the… Read More ›
Of many words which can be applied to our encounters with record label/radio show/magazine/creative collaboration Perfect Pop Co-Op, surprising and predictable stand tall. The first is a perpetual experience as year by year projects and releases through them have ignited… Read More ›
Close on the heels of previous single, All Good Soldiers, Julian Shah-Tayler unveils his brand new track, Earthquakes on February 26th. It is a song which, whilst fertile with its creator’s familiar creative traits, has a certain intensity and drama… Read More ›
Recent single, Girlfriend, more than intimated that the new album from Australian outfit The Silverbeets would be a singularly intriguing and maybe unique proposition. The swift release of Halcyon Days after has confirmed its suggestion was right on the money,… Read More ›
As last year moves into this, both have embraced the attention grabbing rock sound of Julian Shah-Tayler. As a chained up 2020 closed its eyes he gave us The Torment Suite EP and as an already similarly confining 2021 opens… Read More ›
Released earlier this year but kind of lost in the onslaught of the covid pandemic, the latest single from British rockers The White Ribbons is an incitement which deserves fresh attention especially as the band prepares their first album, an… Read More ›
A decade is a long time to be without something but well worth the wait when it comes to the new album from post punks Audra. It is ten years since the Arizona hailing band released third album Everything Changes… Read More ›
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