Category: EP/Album Reviews

Ritual De Lo Habitual
July 29, 2024 No Responses

Ritual De Lo Habitual

‘Take it all away, make it all OK’ Life is a journey, you meet people, interact with them, say hello, wave goodbye, some stay, some leave, some become friends and some, like the line up in Vower, use their shared...
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The Catalyst Within
July 24, 2024 No Responses

The Catalyst Within

‘You didn’t want to be here, but you’re dying now to see’ So today I have the next single by southern delights Breather, my apologies for the tardiness, I was working then I had three gigs to cover and then...
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Air Supply
July 15, 2024 No Responses

Air Supply

‘My disassociation is a blessing’So, my friend Matty Awbery is back, bolder and brighter with his new outfit, Airtight, and as they open up a fresh canister of oxygen, gather round folks, and breathe it all in. More than adequately...
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Something Borrowed, Something Black
July 10, 2024 No Responses

Something Borrowed, Something Black

‘Now I’m gonna take a risk, to make up for the ones I’ve missed’. Today I have the honour of reviewing the debut album of a band I have had the enormous pleasure of working with over the years. My...
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The Summer of Love
July 8, 2024 No Responses

The Summer of Love

‘And my eyes they just flood, I’m fine but I’m done’ Summer, here in the UK eludes us, it appears then disappears just as quickly. This is why I prefer The Dangerous Summer, always there, always available and always a...
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Italian trio SPLEEN announces their arrival in some style with the uber impressive ‘Dystopic School’ three-track debut.
July 8, 2024 No Responses

Italian trio SPLEEN announces their arrival in some style with the uber impressive ‘Dystopic School’ three-track debut.

SPLEEN DYSTOPIC SCHOOL E.P (Contempo Records) 8/10 Italian Punksters SPLEEN defies their age with a high-octane, smash-n-grab release of the nineties-alternative Grunge meets Emo meets Punk. Their music is a burst of energy that’s almost impossible to re...
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EP Review: Terminals – Baptise
July 8, 2024 No Responses

EP Review: Terminals – Baptise

Before I start waxing lyrical about Birmingham trio Terminals debut EP “Baptise,” we need to talk about their DIY spirit.  Self produced and recorded in an AirBnB, I feel there needs to be a behind the scenes documentary on how...
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The Grip Of Reality
July 8, 2024 No Responses

The Grip Of Reality

‘When people feel powerless, they will rarely resist’ Bastions of electronic, post- hardcore devilment, Enter Shikari once again stick their heads above the parapet, politically charged, humanity driven, this time they have welcomed Jason Aalon Butler of F...
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2-Tone, Ska, and Bluebeat keepers of the faith THE SKAPONES return with album number four and it’s another beaut.
July 2, 2024 No Responses

2-Tone, Ska, and Bluebeat keepers of the faith THE SKAPONES return with album number four and it’s another beaut.

THE SKAPONES ASCENSION (Cosa Nostra Records) 8.5/10 The North East’s finest skankalcoholics, The Skapones, return with studio number four, the maturer, more measured and yet danceable while being politically on point, ‘Ascension’. Mixing uplifting tunes ...
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Album Review: Scene Queen – Hot Singles In Your Area
June 28, 2024 No Responses

Album Review: Scene Queen – Hot Singles In Your Area

Lets be perfectly honest – if something hits my inbox with the “Hot Singles In Your Area” as the title, it is generally some sort of spam that shouldn’t be opened.  Its not going to end with anything worthwhile.  Luckily,...
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