Though it is obvious, as with life itself, the Covid pandemic brought so many things to a standstill it could not defeat the creativity across the world as proven by music alone where the past eighteen months has given us… Read More ›
Rock
Kid Klumsy – Fair Dooz
From day one, getting involved with the sounds and creative escapades of UK punksters Kid Klumsy has been like romping through a cavalcade of sonic attractions, a big grin on the face epitomising the fun had. It is fair to… Read More ›
Dead Reynolds – Breathe With Strangers
It is fair to say that the first album from Dead Reynolds has been an eagerly anticipated encounter within the UK rock scene. For the past two years alone the quintet has been stirring up eager praise their way with… Read More ›
Chris Connelly and Monica Queen – The Birthday Poems
Even before a note was heard it is fair to say we were fascinated with the idea and story behind The Birthday Poems, the recent new album from Chris Connelly and Monica Queen. It is a collection of tracks creating… Read More ›
Malakye Grind – Music For Midnight People
Imagine having an itch for over twenty years which you have been unable to scratch, an unfulfilled moment that lingers and nags away year after year. That is how it has kind of been for Australian rockers Malakye Grind. This… Read More ›
Transport League – Kaiserschnitt
When a band and artist which lives for live performance is completely restrained as all were by the Covid pandemic you can imagine the pent up frustration and desperate itch that builds and builds. Swedish rockers Transport League are an… Read More ›
GUHTS – blood feather EP
Nightmarish and severe, a devouring of the senses; that is blood feather, the debut EP from US outfit, GUHTS. It is a predacious tempest of sound and emotion, a trial of torment and atmospheric corrosion honed quite simply into one… Read More ›
The Great Leap Forward – Revolt Against An Age of Plenty
As the glories and adventures of life can provide the richest pleasures similarly so too the simple act of pressing play can provide such life affirming moments, experiences which come thick and fast within Revolt Against An Age of Plenty…. Read More ›
Keeley – Brave Warrior
Recently we took a look at The Glitter and the Glue, the recent single from Irish indie rock/pop artist Keeley. Such its energy and catchiness we just had to venture into the release it was taken from. Its suggestion was… Read More ›
Pistols At Dawn – Nocturnal Youth EP
With previous singles such as Cold and Gauntlet sparking attention it is fair to say that Pistols At Dawn have being a growing presence within the US rock scene, those tracks equally stirring the ears and praise of those further… Read More ›
