Author: Azra Pathan

Album Review: Hawthorne Heights – The Rain Just Follows Me
September 13, 2021 No Responses

Album Review: Hawthorne Heights – The Rain Just Follows Me

The Sound Of The Rain This year has just gone into ‘can’t contain my excitement mode’ for me as I listen gleefully to the new Hawthorne Heights album. Don’t get me wrong, there have been plenty of stunning releases but...
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Album Review: Press To Meco – Transmute
September 9, 2021 No Responses

Album Review: Press To Meco – Transmute

Pressing Matters I first came across Press To Meco while being an avid viewer of that brilliant Rock channel Scuzz, I absolutely loved the bands that were showcased on there and I really miss my daily dosage. All good things...
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Album Review: Underdark – Our Bodies Burn Brighter On Re-Entry
September 8, 2021 No Responses

Album Review: Underdark – Our Bodies Burn Brighter On Re-Entry

Undercover, Underdark. So, my friends here is a band new to me and I was instantly attracted to reviewing this album because of the title. It is called ‘Our Bodies Burn Brighter On Re-Entry’ and I find it exhilarating, complex...
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EP Review: Y!kes – Lostalgia
August 26, 2021 No Responses

EP Review: Y!kes – Lostalgia

Land Of The Even More Lost. So, following a series of detonations in single form, my friends Y!kes have now offered up the entire seven song EP for your delectation, and my what a delectable outing it is. If you...
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Interview: Burnt Out Wreck’s Gary Moat
August 4, 2021 No Responses

Interview: Burnt Out Wreck’s Gary Moat

So my friends, we are emerging out of lockdown gradually with some gigs having already taken place, but by and large the music industry is still flagging in the mayhem. It’s been almost a year since OR last spoke to...
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Single Review: Y!kes – General Practice
August 4, 2021 No Responses

Single Review: Y!kes – General Practice

Land Of The Lost Hello my friends, so we had our supposed Freedom Day, but what is the cost of all the panic and confusion of the last 18 months? With a new EP on the way our perpetually perked...
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EP Review: I, The Ruin – Mortality
August 3, 2021 No Responses

EP Review: I, The Ruin – Mortality

Scars Remind Me So I’m heading into new artist territory once more as I visit Southampton and take a closer look at I The Ruin, a crushing cohort of four who are ready to apply their Metalcore boot to your...
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Album Review: Boss Keloid – Family The Smiling Thrush
August 3, 2021 No Responses

Album Review: Boss Keloid – Family The Smiling Thrush

Smile Like You Mean It So my friends it’s a new band for me today, Wigan’s finest Boss Keloid and by crikey it’s got more twists and turns than Spaghetti Junction, a convoluted, mind bending journey into a world that...
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Album Review: Asian Dub Foundation – Access Denied
July 30, 2021 No Responses

Album Review: Asian Dub Foundation – Access Denied

Firm Foundations The artwork for the new ADF album depicts the European passport, a symbol of freedom that has now been squished under the Brexit boot; a lifeline for musicians has been mercilessly murdered at the hands of the ignorant. ...
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Album Review: Ajay Srivastav – Powerless
July 22, 2021 No Responses

Album Review: Ajay Srivastav – Powerless

Power To The People. So my friends I’m heading in a more inwardly, thoughtful and reflective direction today, the new album from Ajay Srivastav has seen to that. The title ‘Powerless’ is exactly what the majority are feeling right now,...
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