It is probably fair to say that last year was a disruptive one in the emergence of Welsh band The Starling Radicals, the band having to deal with “several sequential departures of recently-joined members” though it did give their fans… Read More ›
The Police
Unbridled arousals and stomps: exploring The Conniption Fits.
Formed in 2004, The Conniption Fits create their own ear catching mix of alternative, progressive, and indie pop; rock ‘n’ roll which rouses the senses and imagination and has so across a host of releases. Drawing comparisons to the likes… Read More ›
Forty Four Hours – Only Just Holding On EP
Word of mouth has suggested there is a buzz brewing around a particular emerging talent from the city of Manchester; a suggestion backed up by the band’s UK tour last year, and now we can say that all good things… Read More ›
Bad Mary – Killing Dinosaurs EP
When presented with a band name like Bad Mary mischievous thoughts of course spring up as well as hopes that they have a sound to back up the devilish allure of their name. The Long Island quartet has that and… Read More ›
Underground Ocean – I See Through You
Following a highly promising debut single, UK rockers Underground Ocean raise the ante with their second encounter, the explosively enticing I See Through You. In hindsight its enjoyable predecessor, Get Me Out, almost feels like the band was testing the… Read More ›
The Landed – Friends
Following up the catchy adventure of previous single She, UK band The Landed release a mellower but no less persuasive proposal with its successor Friends. The song reveals more of the depth and variety in the Colchester quartet’s sound and… Read More ›
Underground Ocean – Get Me Out
Get Me Out is the debut single from UK rock band Underground Ocean and it is fair to say that the strong and seriously agreeable encounter sets a very potent base from which the band can spring forward from. It… Read More ›
The Citizen – Curtain Call
Proving a fascinating proposition to mull over, Curtain Call is a release which at times simply blows ears and thoughts away and in other moments still has them fully engaged just without that extra excitement. The debut album from Italian… Read More ›
Lifecycle – Lino Cosmos
Listening to Lino Cosmos is like being locked in a creative frenzy brought with the most sublime resourcefulness and intricate control. The new album from UK rockers Lifecycle is a delicious weave of styles and imagination which defies description yet… Read More ›
Ocasan – Confessions EP
Quite simply if there has been a better slab of pop rock than the Confessions EP from UK rockers Ocasan this year than we must have missed something very special as the Buckinghamshire trio has just set a very high… Read More ›
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