Category: EP/Album Reviews

Single Review: Desert Clouds – Under Tons
May 22, 2018 No Responses

Single Review: Desert Clouds – Under Tons

‘Under Tons’ is the brand new track from London experimental Grunge outfit Desert Clouds. The free flow feel is an intricately woven musical top sheet of genre patches. The quality track laconically rises with a Sunday morning yawn and stretch...
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Movie Review: Scumbag
May 22, 2018 No Responses

Movie Review: Scumbag

When a film is as darkly independant as SCUMBAG it deserves to be seen, lauded and recommended. Hellawood Filmmaker Mars Roberge’s film opens up a plethora of dysfunctional human emotions including…Deep breath…Addiction, fear, failure, triumph, s...
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Album Review: Edwin Starr – Soul Singer
May 17, 2018 No Responses

Album Review: Edwin Starr – Soul Singer

Edwin Starr, “Soul Singer”(Angel Air)- The vibrant Motown performer who is best remembered these days for the iconic anti-war anthem “War” didn’t enjoy too much in the way of commercial success after relocating to England in 1973 ...
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Album Review: Our Untold Story – My Dream My Rules
May 17, 2018 No Responses

Album Review: Our Untold Story – My Dream My Rules

Our Untold Story’s latest release is the retro laced ‘My Dreams Rule’. The opening cut is a blue collar ‘Calm Seas Don’t Make Good Sailors’ which has a distinct Mellencamp flow albeit a loose ramshackle one. Next up is the...
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Album Review: Sick ‘N’ Beautiful – Element Of Sex
May 17, 2018 No Responses

Album Review: Sick ‘N’ Beautiful – Element Of Sex

Gwar, Lordi, Sigue Sigue Sputnik, Alice Cooper and all the other Shock-Rock outfits can all glance worryingly back over their shoulder pads because there’s a new show in town. Sick ‘N’ Beautiful are due to ejaculate their album all over...
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EP Review: Tigress – Who Cares
May 15, 2018 No Responses

EP Review: Tigress – Who Cares

The desperate, slowly slipping, fingertip touching before you slide into the black abyss of ‘Paranoid’ opens this impressive third offering from Chelmsford’s Tigress. A screeching fast-paced Muse-ish intro on ‘Bring Me Down’ rolls into a Foo’s ...
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Album Review: The Nectars – Sci-Fi Television
May 14, 2018 No Responses

Album Review: The Nectars – Sci-Fi Television

New Jersey four-piece The Nectars release their debut album the eclectic, rocking and highly addictive ‘Sci-Fi Television’. Opener ‘Holy’ kicks trash can senses with it’s short, sharp and wonderfully snotty sound. ‘Heaven’ is a Pop Punk anthem wi...
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Album Review: Willie Nelson ‘Last Man Standing’
May 10, 2018 No Responses

Album Review: Willie Nelson ‘Last Man Standing’

Willie Nelson, “Last Man Standing” (Legacy Recordings)- Willie Nelson may have celebrated his 85th birthday a few weeks ago but the old creative spark still seems to be burning as brightly as ever on the evidence presented by the venerable...
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EP Review: Rosen – Self-titled EP
May 9, 2018 No Responses

EP Review: Rosen – Self-titled EP

Crossover Rap Metal/Rock London five-piece Rosen release a refreshingly intelligent non-crutch holding self-titled E.P. A haunting piano intro gives way to the Limp Bizkit fuelled ‘Stick & Stones’. The lack of gun-toting, misogynistic, faux accent, dr...
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EP Review: Victory Kid – Illenials Vol.1
May 9, 2018 No Responses

EP Review: Victory Kid – Illenials Vol.1

SoCal Commercial Punks Victory Kid release their impressive four track E.P the sun-drenched boardwalk bouncer Illenials Vol.1. First cut ‘My World’ is a hard polished Ska-Punk ditty that dodges in and out of the not so alternative, trying to be...
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