Caravan Of Love
‘You will not remember where my body can be found’ On Friday 20th December Guy B packed away his headphones and locked the door on his caravan, to close a chapter on what has been a magnificent run of shows...
Category: EP/Album Reviews
Sarantos – “God Doesn’t Make Mistakes” (Single Review)
Sarantos, the ever-prolific Chicago-based singer-songwriter, returns with his latest single, “God Doesn’t Make Mistakes”, an emotive exploration of faith, redemption, and the eternal human tug-of-war with belief. Rooted in a blend of confessional storyte...
Album Review: DeWolff – Muscle Shoals
DeWolff are muscularly soulful, seriously and deliriously swirly, dreamily real on Muscle Shoals. This superior, chops-heavy outfit take a classic sound from a classic place, mould and cherish it in a legendary home of recording, and spin their gloriousl...
ALBUM: Step Into Christmas with for KING + COUNTRY
for KING + COUNTRY are back with their festive album, ‘A Drummer Boy Christmas (LIVE)‘, a dazzling collection that captures the magic of their annual Christmas live spectacle. Blending timeless carols, festive classics, and radiant original tracks,...
Violet Life
‘Sometimes I watch the sunrise, I watch my life fall apart’ This has got to be one of the coolest band names ever, Seven Hours After Violet, I absolutely love it and it was purely for this reason that I...
*New Review* David Delinquent And The I.O.U’s drop a brand new single ‘Nobody Else’.
Dundee rockers David Delinquent And The I.O.U.S drop their latest offering, the Punch n’ Roll left hook of Oasis (when they mattered), on meth fuelled ‘Nobody Else’. As with all things DD, the tune has more hooks than a serial...
Single Review: Olivia Millin’s “Broken Piece of Joy”
“Broken Piece of Joy,” Olivia Millin’s latest single, brings acompelling mix of vulnerability and resilience, packed with culturaldepth and emotional nuance. Set for release on November 8, 2024, thistrack showcases Millin’s unique fusion of Japanese an...
Love Potion Number 9
‘Give me a cheat sheet and I’d use it’ Our lovable Welsh rogues, King Cerulean had a blast at the Isle Of Wight Festival this year and now, for those of you who missed the experience, you get to listen...
Album Review: Beth Hart – You Still Got Me
Blues belter Beth Hart blazes back with a fine, fine new album full of strong songs, guest stars, passion, emotion and powerful, potent atmosphere. Hart always seems to have decadence and danger about her, grit yet fragility, but she is...
Nowhere to Somewhere
‘I’ve got no dirty luck, I’ve always lost’ For what seems like an eternity, Razorlight left this musical world, waltzed off this dizzying globe, while we waited up all night hoping to see them in the morning.They return with a...