It’s a scourge and a violation, an asylum unleashed and it goes by the name of The Charred Remains of Gusso The Clown. It has also proved to be one quickly gripping and increasingly compelling protagonist The Charred Remains of… Read More ›
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Skarthia – Legacy
Closing in on eleven years ago, SKARTHIA dramatically hit the spot for us and the UK metal scene with their debut album, Retaliate. Our closing words for our review of the release declared, “This is simply an outstanding album from… Read More ›
Ventenner – Signal Collapse
Embracing a VENTENNER release has never been merely about listening. They have been propositions which have drawn deep thought and emotions just as keenly as simple attention, encounters which at times have been as cathartic to the listener as undoubtedly… Read More ›
Grace Solero – Metamorphosis
Since coming across GRACE SOLERO through the Hundred Years Apart album a year short of a decade ago, we have come accustomed to a certain adventure in sound, character and invention with the London-based alt-rock / metal artist across her… Read More ›
Rodney Cromwell – Opus Three Remixes
With his new album working its rich temptation since its recent unveiling, London indietronic artist RODNEY CROMWELL presents its latest single in a new remixes rich EP. The song, Opus Three, proved a potent incitement within Memory Box and as… Read More ›
Crows – Beware Believers
Another encounter slightly derailed by Covid in its making and release, Beware Believers is the new album from British post punks CROWS. The silver lining was that the band once enabled to return to its completion came back “with fresh… Read More ›
Buster Shuffle – Go Steady
Though not known for eagerly hitting the dance floor even our inhibition loaded bodies have not been able to resist the contagion of BUSTER SHUFFLE over recent years and once more breathlessness has descended courtesy of the Londoners’ romping stomping… Read More ›
Simon Bromide – Following The Moon
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 ›
Shrinari – Hold On To The Hope, Though
As beguiling as the landscape of the world it explores, Hold On To The Hope, Though is the new album from British-Spanish indie neo-folk duo Shrinari. A collection of songs written over the past few years, across a time when… Read More ›
The Tuesday Club – Redemption Song
Though its members have continued to be creatively busy with their various projects even as Covid took hold, it feels like a lifetime since we stomped around with new incitement from The Tuesday Club for company. But as strains of… Read More ›
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