Album Review: Buster Shuffle – I’ll Take What I Want

Album Review: Buster Shuffle – I’ll Take What I Want

BUSTER SHUFFLE is a band you may have seen on numerous occasions, mainly due to they’re we’ll play anywhere with anyone attitude, which means you could see them going down a storm at The Rebellion Punk Festival or supporting bands such...
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Album Review: Lucinda Williams – This Sweet Old World

Album Review: Lucinda Williams – This Sweet Old World

Lucinda Williams, “This Sweet Old World”(Highway 20/ Thirty Tigers)- Grammy award-winning singer-songwriter Lucinda Williams recently made the decision to re-record the entire contents of her much loved  album, “Sweet Old World,” re-va...
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Album Review: Ringo Starr – Give More Love

Album Review: Ringo Starr – Give More Love

  Ringo Starr, “Give More Love” (UMC)-  This affable character’s capabilities as a solid rock’n’roll drummer always seem to have been criminally under-appreciated but Ringo soldiers on regardless, and the former Beatles&#821...
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Album Review: Paul Brady – Unfinished Business

Album Review: Paul Brady – Unfinished Business

Paul Brady, “Unfinished Business” (Proper Records)- Strabane born Brady may be in his seventies now, but the rather belated follow-up to 2010’s highly regarded “Hooba Dooba” captures the work of a distinctive artist  who’s ...
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Album Review: Like Moths To Flames’ Dark Divine

Album Review: Like Moths To Flames’ Dark Divine

Ohio based Metalcore band Like Moths To Flames have truly risen from the ashes to provide a cracker of an album set to be released just before Christmas (Nov 3rd), Dark Divine – By Zoe Marchment. Since touring in the UK...
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Album Review: William McCarthy – Shelter

Album Review: William McCarthy – Shelter

With little fanfare, fuss or promotion William McCarthy drops his stunning debut solo release ‘Shelter’, then saunters back to the flickering neon of Brooklyn’s smog and bars – By Guy Shankland. The album is Produced by former bandmate Eric Sanders...
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Album Review: James Warren – Innocent Bystander

Album Review: James Warren – Innocent Bystander

James Warren, “Innocent Bystander” (Angel Air Records)- Warren’s enduring passion for the infectious delights of pure melodic pop informed several excellent albums for The Korgis during the late seventies and early eighties ,along with a majo...
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Album Review: Albert Castiglia – Up All Night

Album Review: Albert Castiglia – Up All Night

Albert Castiglia, “Up All Night” (Ruf Records)- Visceral bluesman Albert Castiglia was born in New York City but moved to Florida as a five year old and has been based there ever since – By Kevin Bryan. His gritty, no...
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Album Review: Robert Plant – Carry Fire

Album Review: Robert Plant – Carry Fire

Robert Plant, “Carry Fire” (Nonesuch / Warner Bros.) – Robert Plant may be in his late sixties now but the former Led Zeppelin frontman has never been content to rest on his laurels and settle for growing old gracefully, preferring...
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EP Review: Cope – Tooth & Nail

EP Review: Cope – Tooth & Nail

London five-piece COPE don’t just attack the Punk genre they literally slit its throat before smearing themselves in the blood from its still pumping veins – By Guy Shankland.’Tooth & Nail’ is angry, nasty and loud. Crunching riffs, devilish dr...
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