Hi and thank you for sparing time to chat with us! Could you first introduce the band and tell us how it came to be? JIMMY AYERS “The current line-up of the band is: Larea Edwards – vocals and violin… Read More ›
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Loud Apartment – System Breakdown
Is there anything better than bouncing around with enthused contentment whilst snarling at the political and social faults of the world, certainly not when it is with the latest album from Loud Apartment in the ears. It is a release… Read More ›
Holly Holden y Su Banda – Tropical Soul
Putting on notice body curves and swerves, we suggest no summer will be complete without the exotically sexy and melancholically captivating Tropical Soul. Just as suitable for smouldering cold hugging nights before a flaming fire, the new EP from Holly… Read More ›
And the Wasters – State Of Repair
The State Of Repair EP is the first offering since UK band Will Tun and the Wasters became simply And the Wasters last year. The change seems to have sparked a new fresh swing and adventure to their sound too;… Read More ›
Richie Campbell – In The 876
With the release of third album In the 876, Richie Campbell shows exactly why he is revered in his homeland of Portugal and becoming one of the most greedily devoured propositions in global reggae. Also infusing rich essences of soul… Read More ›
Los Bengala – Festivos Incluso
If it is released by Dirty Water Records it is going to be worth checking out. That is a theory we have bred over time which once again is proven to be spot on as Spanish duo Los Bengala turn… Read More ›
Black Oil – Resist To Exist
I think we can all agree it is seriously hard to be truly original in the music scene now and just as difficult to be noticeably unique against the hordes of other bands tempting time and attention. A few though… Read More ›
Acrania – Fearless
You would imagine it hard to be thrown off kilter and truly surprised within the broad landscape of metal nowadays, even in the avant-garde and experimental realms which blossom and scintillate from the unique creative minds of bands like Trepalium,… Read More ›
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