EP/Album Reviews Archives - Page 26 of 122

April 20, 2022 No Responses

Album Review: Bowling For Soup – Pop Drunk Snot Bread

Pop Drunk Snot Bread is a Pop Punk Fun Shred of a Kick Ass Out Bed album from Texas’ own Bowling For Soup. Jaret Reddick & Co take on some heavy, heavy issues, in their familiarly smartass/dumbass, self-deprecating, satirical, sharply-worded...

April 19, 2022 No Responses

Album Review: Tamar Berk – Start At The End

This impressive and thought-provoking album offers up songs with a certain intimacy and authenticity, not to mention philosophical rigour. The second solo outing by Indie Pop singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Tamar Berk is good company for its 13 tra...

March 30, 2022 No Responses

EP Review: The Clockworks – Self Titled

“Tripping over bottle tops, skip round syringes/ Trollies in the river and gates off their hinges … It feels so real to me.” Everything Post-Punk plus the kitchen sink, Galway’s The Clockworks deliver power-packed two and three-minute pop vignettes pac...

March 29, 2022 No Responses

Album Review: Architects- For Those That Wish To Exist at Abbey Road

Metal with orchestras isn’t a new thing. The likes of Metallica and more recently Bring Me The Horizon have implemented a multitude of instruments to their bands and have had great deals of success with it. Now is the time...

March 25, 2022 No Responses

Album Review: Axlaustade – Self Titled

Instrumental Indie Rock. Is this what the world needs now? Mmm. Axlaustade might just be on to something … The band collectively say: “We wanted to create some music you could meditate, headbang, dance or run to. Reminiscent of the...

March 24, 2022 No Responses

Hot Wired

So, I was busy reviewing something else when scrolling through Twitter I found this little nugget. I freely admit I came here for Will Ramos…. sigh…swoon… whose ethereal, other-worldly, transcending persona graces Lorna Shore, and I found a whole trucklo...

March 24, 2022 No Responses

EP Review: Future Cavemen – II

The EP can be something of an artform in and of itself. Step forward, Future Cavemen (aka singer-songwriter/producer Joe Tennant). Punters don’t necessarily do albums now. A single, tho, is not always enough. And sometimes four tracks can say more...

March 23, 2022 No Responses

EP Review: The Hara – We All Wear Black

We All Wear Black is like a mini The Black Parade, with songs that are a little less than A Little Less Sixteen Candles … but there’s more to these guys than just a My Chemical Romance or Fall Out...

March 22, 2022 No Responses

Album Review: Anna Westin – LEV

Creative and distinctive, poised, poetic and mysterious … LEV is Anna Westin’s new and fascinating indie folk record. The music seems to aspire to the almost sacred bubble of Iris DeMent, or the atmospheric, multi-layered arthouse soundscapes of Portishead...

March 21, 2022 No Responses

A Cut Above

My friends there is so much new music out there for us to savour, I am still astonished at the idea that some people feel Rock is dead. I have today more new, original work from Amongst Liars, a band...

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