Renowned as the frontman of South London indie pop/power pop outfit Bromide, Simon Bromide has just released his debut solo album, a release which suggests his own collection of songs will draw as much keen attention as those from his… Read More ›
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Denim Snakes – Self Titled
Rock ‘n’ roll obviously comes with constant variety of unique riotous tendencies, and each twist of rock music has a pioneer and driving force which recruits equally impressing cohorts to their direction within the expansive scene. There are few bands… Read More ›
Keys – Ring The Changes
Not to be confused with the Bury St Edmunds unit holding the same name and who we covered previously on the site for their Innocuous Beats EP, the Wales hailing Keys is a psychedelic pop/garage rock band who have just… Read More ›
The Teamsters – Play Along With…The Teamsters
A blend of sixties pop, indie, beat rock, and punk rock sounds an intriguing concept just on paper alone but in the hands of a band like British rockers The Teamsters it emerges as a frighteningly compelling recipe…. Read More ›
The Welcome Matt – POPJUNKFLUFF&HYPE
Without one of our favourite albums of last year was The Panhandle Years from The Welcome Matt, an album which compiled a wealth of tracks taken from the project’s previous seven albums to introduce a very talented sound and presence… Read More ›
Melvins – Everybody Loves Sausages
Bands doing covers is always an intrigue if only to see what one assumes has inspired them but when it comes to whole albums of bringing forth hopefully re-invented versions past experiences usually show it is just a lead to… Read More ›
The Welcome Matt: The Panhandle Years
If like for us The Welcome Matt is a new name despite being around for many years and having numerous studio releases, the new album The Panhandle Years is a must investigation, especially if melodic yet feisty guitar indie rock… Read More ›
EndAnd: Adventures of Fi in Space
EndAnd is one of those bands which instantly strikes up a rapport with the senses, heart and mind. They are refreshing, honest, and more than a little mischievous which is always a plus but most of all they create music… Read More ›
Interview with Mike Paradine
The instant the debut solo album from Mike Paradine puts the first of the muscular slices of rock n roll that impressively make up its generous and undemanding glory through the ear, there is nothing but eager enthusiasm, respect and… Read More ›
Toy Horses – Toy Horses
There has been a lot of fuss over and feverish acclaim sent the way of Welsh duo Toy Horses ever since their early demos hit the internet in 2010. Those early songs took no time in becoming a constantly growing… Read More ›
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