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February 22, 2018 No Responses

Album Review: DeStijl – ‘Debut’

DeStijl, “Debut” (Glasstone Records)- Destijl may hail from the southern French city of Montepelier but this darkly memorable four piece band have always felt a natural affinity for the musical culture of eighties Manchester, and they returned to their unlikely...

February 21, 2018 No Responses

Album Review: Little Caesar – Eight

LITTLE CAESAR’s Fifth studio album ‘Eight’ finds them in rude and rowdy musical health. The rich Seventies spirit, soul and texture all organically unfold to reveal an album with deep Rock & Country roots, real roots. Opener ‘21 Again’ cruises.....

February 20, 2018 No Responses

EP Review: Sun Arcana ‘As I Take A Breath…’

On March 9th Essex’s SUN ARCANA will drop their anthemic debut E.P ‘As I Take A Breath…’. ‘Fracture’ kicks this release into early life with it’s Billy Talent riff, varying tempos and some intricate touches bind it all seamlessly together....

February 20, 2018 No Responses

Album Review: Killcode – The Answer

Ten years on from their inception NYC rockers KILLCODE return with a brand new full-length release ‘The Answer’. The title track and opener ‘The Answer’ is head nodding fist in the air, dirty riff smothered old school Rock song and...

February 20, 2018 No Responses

Album Review: Miesha And The Spanks – Girls, Girls, Girls

Canadian Two piece Miesha And The Spanks deliver their brand new album ‘Girls, Girls, Girls’ and it’s nowt to do with Motley Crue. Opener ‘First Blood’ has a Dums Dums, Hole, fuzzy Rock texture that is unpretentiously catchy in a...

February 15, 2018 No Responses

Album Review: The Innocents – Teardrop Kiss

The Innocents, “Teardrop Kiss” (Public Records)- Tasmanian power pop practitioners The Innocents are captured at their brilliant best as they unveil a celebration of all that’s finest in this infectious genre. The self-deprecating outfit who ...

February 15, 2018 No Responses

Album Review: Jim McCarty – Walking in the Wild Land

Jim McCarty, “Walking in the Wild Land” (Angel Air)- Yardbirds drummer Jim McCarty has arguably never received the recognition that he deserved for his innovative contributions to rock classics such as “Shapes of Things,” “Over Un...

February 11, 2018 No Responses

Album Review: American Nightmare (self-titled)

Boston Hardcore outfit American Nightmare return, name intact for their self-titled first release since 2004. The nine tracks are brutal, fast pit friendly, slam dancing winners. The band come out swinging with the street fighting left hook ’The World Is...

February 8, 2018 No Responses

Album Review: Steve Logan – Backstreets Of Eden

Steve Logan, “Backstreets Of Eden” (Moondragon Records)- Welsh singer and songwriter Steve Logan has paid his dues in no uncertain fashion, including time spent busking on the unforgiving streets of London and a stint as frontman of a Free/Bad Comp...

February 7, 2018 No Responses

Album Review: The Plot In You – Dispose

Heartbreak, personal turmoil and emotional despair are the standard backbone for multiple songwriters to find something “extra” from within themselves. This is the case for THE PLOT IN YOU who empty their souls and tear at the mental stitches on...

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