As part of the exciting 2015 released Where We Once Begun EP, the track Make It Out Alive was an offering from UK alternative rockers Elements which took longer to spark the senses than many of its companions but alone… Read More ›
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Elements – Where We Once Begun
The band’s bio states that this year a line-up change for UK alternative rockers Elements has coincided, maybe sparked, a new sound from the band. With their new EP Where We Once Begun our introduction to the Southampton hailing quintet,… Read More ›
‘ELEMENTS reveal ‘Where We Once Begun’, on 17th August
New Brit alt-rock outfit ‘Elements’ nationally unveil their spanking new EP ‘Where We Once Begun’, on Monday 17th August, through all digital stores. Hitting you with a groove likened to the early Biffy Clyro records, fused with the rock sensibilities… Read More ›
My Favourite Runner Up – Crossroads
Everything about Crossroads, the debut album from Welsh rockers My Favourite Runner Up is big; massive choruses and hooks matching an equally hefty energy, but most of all it provides big satisfaction with its superbly crafted songs. The band’s… Read More ›
MY FAVOURITE RUNNER UP unveil debut album,’Crossroads’ 17th February
ENERGETIC PUNK ROCKERS RELEASE DEBUT ALBUM! Explosive Brit rocksters ‘My Favourite Runner Up’ drop their eagerly awaited debut album ‘Crossroads’ on 17th February through all digital outlets. Born in Northern Wales in 2006, My Favourite Runner Up were brought… Read More ›
White Clouds And Gunfire – For All The Non Believers
For those looking for some fresh melodic rock with pop punk overtones heading over to For All The Non Believers, the debut album from UK band White Clouds And Gunfire, would be a definite recommendation. Comprised of eight extremely well… Read More ›
White Clouds & Gunfire – Zero to Hero EP
Zero to Hero EP the debut EP from UK pop punksters White Clouds & Gunfire warms the ear and emotions like a summer sun, its melodic radiance and infectious rays hard to resist dipping into. It is one of those… Read More ›
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