Offering snapshots of lyrical reflection and intimacy romancing indie pop involvement, Deleted Scenes is the new album from NYC indie rock/power pop outfit GRAMERCY ARMS. It is a release which has been set up in keen anticipation by a couple… Read More ›
With their reputation surging before them, British punksters borts recently released their highly anticipated debut album. Bringing the band’s debut EP together with a host of new tracks, Preach This! soon proved an ear grabbing slab of melodic punk fertility,… Read More ›
Rich enjoyment of their previous offerings meant there was no reticence in exploring Machines For Living, the new EP from US band THE PERSIAN LEAPS. It was a keenest further stoked up by recent lead single Maybe Time Will Let… Read More ›
It has been a fair old journey for UK rockers GOOD GRIEF and indeed their debut album, Shake Your Faith but now for all to explore with its recent release, they and we can only feel that it was well… Read More ›
From first being introduced to Spain based rockers The Pulsebeats with the release of their self-titled debut album around 2011/12 we found an instinctive appetite for their garage rock/punk rock/power pop seeded sound which has only grown stronger by the… Read More ›
Since our introduction to US outfit The Persian Leaps through their second EP, Drive Drive Delay, back in 2014, we have become accustomed to embracing some lively, pleasure provoking encounters with the Minneapolis band. New album, Drone Etiquette, continues that… Read More ›
Like for a great many, the recent release of the single, Keep Me Out Of It, triggered eager intrigue and anticipation for the debut album from UK rockers Skinny Knowledge. It was a virulent slab of feel good alternative rock… Read More ›
We may all be locked in varying degrees of isolation and deprived of live music but there is no excuse not to get those dancing shoes on and bouncing around homes and gardens especially when inspired by Bite Me Bambi…. Read More ›
When you come across a band name like Tremendous you instantly wonder if they are asking for trouble, giving seed to those who instinctively would knock down such a superlative. Recently introducing themselves to The RR through guitarist/vocalist Mark Dudzinski,… Read More ›
There is always an eager spark of anticipation at The RR when we hear from our friend Roger Deering, because very often he is bringing with him something new for our ears to get into. The recent contact with the… Read More ›
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