Length Of An Ocean is an album which is as intriguing as it is pleasing, a release which without breaking down new musical doors still plays with and denies expectations with a collection of songs… Read More ›
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Farley: A Good Problem To Have
Sometimes a real juicy pleasure comes out of the blue and such is the case with A Good Problem To Have the debut EP from Pennsylvanian alternative rock band Farley. Arguably it should not have been an unexpected joy as… Read More ›
Feud: The Singles
Since having the pleasure of reviewing their first album Waterdog, rock band Feud has held a captivation for us ensuring a constant engagement with their fine release and earlier EP, Out From The Inside. So there was great anticipation… Read More ›
Cyanide Later: Always Read The Label (pt 1)
‘After 2 years of writing and refining material, Cyanide Later officially formed in late 2011’, is the opening line from the bio of the British rock band, listening to their debut EP it has to be said that the time… Read More ›
Noyz?: 12 Jinxes
It has been a long while since we have heard anything from Serbian rock band Noyz? but the wait is over as the band return with their new single 12 Jinxes and what a mighty comeback it is. The single… Read More ›
The Suicide Denial: We’ll Go Down Fighting
We’ll Go Down Fighting from US rock band The Suicide Denial is a slightly mixed bag of infectious hooks and engaging striking melodies rolled off the back of stirring riffs and eager energy. It is a boisterous album that teases and… Read More ›
Take The Seven – Lots of Trouble, Usually Serious
From their debut mini-album alone one can tell that UK alternative rock band Take The Seven have all the ingredients to make more than a big impression on rock music. From robust rhythms and riffs, scorching melodies, and smooth harmonies… Read More ›
Nemesea – The Quiet Resistance
The Quiet Resistance from Dutch rock band Nemesea is a bit of a conundrum, on one hand it is a vibrant well written and realised collection of electro pop/symphonic rock tunes but on the other leaves the distinct thought that… Read More ›
Xerosun – Absence Of Light
With a sense of recognition alongside fresh vibrant riffs and melodic insurgency comes the debut album from Irish rock/metal band Xerosun. The quartet from Dublin though founded in 2003 are still relatively unknown to many but with Absence Of Light… Read More ›
Allele – Next To Parallel
Though it is fair to say Jacksonville, Florida rock band Allele (pronounced Uh-Leel) come from a pool of sound that has spawned many similar sounding contemporaries there is certainly a freshness and vibrancy about the band that raises them above… Read More ›
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