It is probably not quite the case but between releases there often feels like there is a lengthy period of relative quiet from UK alt rock outfit Lost Without Cause but every time they do return in front of attention… Read More ›
Lower Than Atlantis
Crimson Star – The Olde Dawg
It might be fair to say that UK outfit Crimson Star have not yet found the widespread recognition that their previous EP, Bay View, suggested they deserved but certainly acclaim, a greater reputation, and a fresh wave of fans did… Read More ›
Tirade – Nothing Dramatic EP
Back in 2016, UK rockers Tirade unveiled their self-titled debut EP, a release suggesting the potential of “something truly distinct and unique in sound and songwriting” whilst making for a rather pleasing and infectious introduction. Three years on and the… Read More ›
Crimson Star – Bay View
There is something very clever about the Bay View EP and the sounds it eagerly shares. Certainly the new outing from UK rockers Crimson Star sounds rather good from the off with a blaze of rock ‘n’ roll which may… Read More ›
Witterquick – Fire & Ice
With a sound which sits rather nicely yet individually among the likes of Brand New, Young Guns, and Mallory Knox, UK outfit Witterquick has been stirring up plenty of praise carrying attention their way over the past year or so… Read More ›
Lost Without Cause – Revival
It has been a while since outfit Lost Without Cause had ears and appetite grabbed with mini album Take Back Everything, six years in fact, but now they are back with a brand new release and a sound which has… Read More ›
All Ears Avow – Edge Of This
As voices and words gain momentum in offering attention and praise to All Ears Avow, the UK rockers add fuel to the rising fire with their new EP Edge Of This. Six tracks of melody wrapped, riff driven alternative rock,… Read More ›
Those Who Knew – New Perspective
Formed at the start of 2015, UK outfit Those Who Knew make their national introduction with the release of debut EP New Perspective. Carrying four tracks of infectious, pop scented alternative rock, the release is a quickly enjoyable encounter which… Read More ›
Tirade – Self-Titled EP
With its virulent pop swing, it is hard to say that the Tirade sound lives up to the fierce tone of the band’s name, but certainly it makes a sizeable, attention grabbing impact going by their richly enjoyable debut EP…. Read More ›
Beaumont – Nothing
Creating alternative rock with a nice line in pop punk to it, Beaumont is a newly emerging proposal for the British rock scene to contemplate. The beginning of May saw the Birmingham-based quintet release their debut EP, Nothing; a five-track… Read More ›
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