Category: EP/Album Reviews

Album Review: Boston Manor – Welcome To The Neighbourhood
August 23, 2018 No Responses

Album Review: Boston Manor – Welcome To The Neighbourhood

My Little Stick Of Blackpool Rock Being part of the Creepercult, a tweet was sent telling us all to check out a band called Boston Manor. As you know, I do as I am told, and so now I am...
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Album Review: Vodun – Ascend
August 16, 2018 No Responses

Album Review: Vodun – Ascend

Captivating sounds that reverberate from the very centre of this soulless burning earth, this is Vodun. Breath deep and allow your senses to be overtaken by this beautiful groove infected VODUN concoction. First track ‘Spirits Past’ has dirty Metal guitars...
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Album Review: Jeremiah Johnson – Straitjacket
August 16, 2018 No Responses

Album Review: Jeremiah Johnson – Straitjacket

Jeremiah Johnson, “Straitjacket” (Ruf Records)- Jeremiah Johnson’s eagerly anticipated follow up to 2016’s critically acclaimed “Blues Heart Attack” finds the talented singer and guitarist joining forces with fellow St.Louis...
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Album Review: Hannah Rarity – Neath the Glooming Star
August 16, 2018 No Responses

Album Review: Hannah Rarity – Neath the Glooming Star

  Hannah Rarity, “Neath the Gloaming Star” (Self released)- Award winning young Scottish folkie Hannah Rarity   makes her solo debut with a deeply affecting collection whose consistently compelling contents explore the emotive themes of love...
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EP Review: Fizzy Blood – Pink Magic
August 16, 2018 No Responses

EP Review: Fizzy Blood – Pink Magic

Leeds Alt-Rockers Fizzy Blood returns with their 3rd release the balloon popping ‘Pink Magic’ E.P. Opener and title track ‘Pink Magic’ has a strangely safe middle of the road Kasabian re-booted edge. The song stands with legs apart, chest puffed...
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Album Review: Happy – Cult Classic
August 15, 2018 No Responses

Album Review: Happy – Cult Classic

Emo-Pop-Punkster HAPPY release their debut album the wonderfully nostalgic, fizzy and poptastic ‘Cult Classics’. Opener ‘How To Lose A Girl In 1.45’ resonates like an American Idiot album cut before the teen comedy soundtrack single ‘Don’t Overdose...
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Album Review: The Bar Stool Preachers – Grazie Governo
August 15, 2018 No Responses

Album Review: The Bar Stool Preachers – Grazie Governo

  Britain’s hardest working band The Bar Stool Preachers release the chest beating, heart pumping and soul saving second album the stunning ‘Grazie Governo’. Opener and title track ‘Grazie Governo’ resonates with a plethora of styles from 2-...
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Album Review: No Coward Soul – ‘The Almanac’
August 9, 2018 No Responses

Album Review: No Coward Soul – ‘The Almanac’

No Coward Soul, “The Almanac” (Self Released)- This fine album provides an eloquent outlet for the creative musings of No Coward Soul’s frontman Brad Schmauss, who grew up amidst the epic grandeur  of Alaska but now draws his inspiration fro...
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Album Review: As It Is – The Great Depression
August 8, 2018 No Responses

Album Review: As It Is – The Great Depression

The World As It Is In all honesty, that an album like “The Great Depression” needs to be made in this day and age, is utterly dumb-founding. The stigma of anxiety/depression is not a new invention; people have been locked...
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Album Review: KIX – Fuse 30 Reblown
August 7, 2018 3 Responses

Album Review: KIX – Fuse 30 Reblown

Whiteman came across the sea… … and brought with him copious amounts of lace and whiskey (Alice Cooper anyone?). Jaunty tunes to “wave your hands in the air, like you just don’t care” to. For the uninitiated, this is Kix....
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