First it stirred, drawing immediate attention but at the same time it took its time to hone its muscles and refine its predatory instincts. Now the beast has risen and prowling the metal landscape with the world in its sights… Read More ›
Wales
Simesky+Fritch – Such Imperfection
With multiple cyber bags full of mail carrying sonic goodness landing daily covering individual singles is not something we can often find the time for but there are some which we feel we need to urge you go explore, encounters… Read More ›
Beth Blade & The Beautiful Disasters – Mythos, Confession, Tragedy & Love
With a soaring reputation through their electric live shows and two ear grabbing albums to date, Welsh rockers BETH BLADE & THE BEAUTIFUL DISASTERS look to take their adventure to new heights with the release of their new album, Mythos,… Read More ›
Stickman – Ex-Box Life
STICKMAN is a name it appears many bands and artists are employing but look for a band coming from Wales and who have just signed with Criminal Records and you will have the miscreants behind the glorious new single, Ex-Box… Read More ›
Spam Javelin – Point To The Dolly EP
It seems we make a habit of coming across new incitements from Welsh punks Spam Javelin slightly later than desired. 2021 saw us a handful of months late to the release of their album, The Three Chords Of The Apocalypse…. Read More ›
Swansea Sound – Live at the Rum Puncheon
Released to the rear of last year but a record all DIY indie pop/punk fans should engage their turntables and speakers with, Live at the Rum Puncheonis the debut album from UK outfit Swansea Sound. It is a collection of… Read More ›
Helldown – In Deaths Hands
The release of their self-titled debut EP in 2016 suggested that Welsh thrashers Helldown had all the attributes to ascend the UK metal ranks, a thought accentuated by their subsequent acclaimed single The Watchers a year later. Now that proposal… Read More ›
Dead Shed Jokers – All The Seasons
Across two acclaimed albums Welsh outfit Dead Shed Jokers has already established their sound and songs as something out of the ordinary, openly distinct to most, and perpetually compelling. Add their instinctive nature to push further into their imaginations and… Read More ›
The Starling Radicals – Promisedland Vol 1
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 ›
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