Captivation springs from the seduction and provoking of the senses and imagination. It can come through a mighty array of forms and ways and cause a host of varied reactions but breeds a connection which lingers during and away from… Read More ›
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Bruch – The Fool
How to describe the new album from Bruch or indeed the character of the sound the artist behind it weaves and conjures. To be honest we can give mere hints track by track, song after song evolving the adventure of… Read More ›
Attrition Interview
Can you first introduce the band and give us some background to how it all started? I started ATTRITION way back in late 1980… I’d been running my punk/post punk fanzine “Alternative Sounds” here in Coventry from ’79 – ’81… Read More ›
She Made Me Do It – Scorched
She Made Me Do It is a band which weaves compelling adventures not only in sound and the web of flavours making up its character but also from the rich shadows within the depths of both and the duo’s imagination…. Read More ›
Skulk, The Hulking – Afterbirth Of A Nation
It is fair to say that 2018 has ended its tenure with some of its biggest highlights release wise among which Afterbirth Of A Nation has to be one of if not the most compelling and enjoyable. The second album… Read More ›
Polar Station – Lowlands
Listening to the sound of Italian band Polar Station is like waking up in the morning sun. It is warm, perpetually tantalising with just a hint of indefinable intrigue bringing the unknown to the senses and imagination and within their… Read More ›
Serenading webs and trapping harmonies: introducing Tali Dennerstein
Tali Dennerstein is a British rock singer, songwriter, and producer who is beginning to lure eager attention with her unique mix of Pop/Folk Rock, Gothic Rock, Grunge and Dark Ambient Music. It is a kaleidoscope of flavours embraced by imagination… Read More ›
Circle of Dust – Machines of Our Disgrace
As treats go, the re-release last year of all four Circle of Dust albums was rarely rivalled, until the last sigh of 2016 that is and the unveiling of a brand new collection of songs from the 90’s emerging industrial… Read More ›
Inwolves – Involves
In music the imagination needs feeding as much as ears and that is certainly what Involves masterfully achieves. The new album from the dark cinematic invention of Inwolves, the release takes the listener on a host of individual journeys and… Read More ›
Banshee – Say My Name
Formed in 2011 as Life on Standby, Scottish quartet Banshee has re-launched themselves for 2016 with a new twist in their alternative rock sound to go with the new band name. Embracing electronic imagination and textures within their already recognised… Read More ›
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