Sometimes it dawns on us just how simple it is to miss out on special musical moments as it is with matching ease to be given them. The missing of an email can unknowingly take away a realm of sheer… Read More ›
The Radioactive Grandma
The Spiritual Leaders – Albania Away
It may not be as obvious as Manchester, Liverpool, or Bristol for producing great bands but over recent years we have found that Cavan in Ireland has been doing just that, our ears captivated by the likes of The Radioactive… Read More ›
Fertile Reptile – EP
Life’s trials and tribulations can be said to be character building and certainly it is easy to feel that about the Fertile Reptile sound. An acoustic parade of craft, passion, and energy, it is a rousing affair with a definite… Read More ›
Moonshot – Last Train Home
Try tracking them down in Google and UK bred Moonshot is an eagerly evasive proposition but musically they are one warmly welcoming pleasure especially courtesy of new album, Last Train Home. Consisting of Dan Kent and Rich Wolfe, Moonshot is… Read More ›
Ape Rising – Self Titled
It is hard to believe that it is five years and a few months ago that we were tantalised and hooked on the melodic dexterity and acoustic mischief of The Radioactive Grandma and their debut album, the fact that numerous… Read More ›
Spark The Sail – Sapphire Deep
There has generally always been a strong underground scene spreading out in Bristol but right now the British city seems to be at a new high in excitement and potency. There is a vast horde of artists catching ears and… Read More ›
Following Foxes – Self Titled EP
When an artist or band has a background which involves in part the Academy of Contemporary Music in Guildford, there is always an intrigue to learn more, partly because the town is a part of our musical heritage too and… Read More ›
Juggling Wolves – Self Titled
With first single Mercury an impressive, thickly flavoured appetiser a few months back, anticipation for the Juggling Wolves debut album has been eagerly building as the weeks passed by. The song was a potent and fascinating encounter, its potential and… Read More ›
Juggling Wolves – Mercury
Ahead of their debut album, UK rock band Juggling Wolves unveil first single Mercury to spice up a definite anticipation for its full-length source. A merger of alternative and progressive rock with experimental hues and striking ambient colours, the track… Read More ›
Quiet Marauder – Men
Exactly how good an album Men whilst engulfed by its epic mass of tracks it is hard to actually decide but as a compelling and persistently suggestive slab of fun there are no doubts about the debut album from… Read More ›
The RingMaster Review 