Ride On Time
So, at the end of November 2021, I had the fantastic opportunity to witness live music back in action and one of the bands on that bill were these guys, Just A Ride. They are a new name to me...
Category: EP/Album Reviews
THE CITY KIDS drops a “Bastard” of an E.P and shoves Motorhead’s timeless R’N’ R back into the spotlight.
THE CITY KIDS ‘CITY KIDS’ (Very Fried Artists) 9/10 You need a head full of heart, swinging bulls bollocks and an unnerving Marlboro Red sucked larynx to take on the covering of Motorhead challenge. The four blistering tunes on this...
KNUCKLE PUCK blur past and present with Disposable Life
KNUCKLE PUCK have released their latest EP Disposable Life, available now on Wax Bodega. The aggressive pop-punk quintet hailing from Chicago return after last year’s LP 2020 with a five track EP that blurs the band’s past sound with something fresh,....
SPINN to release album of Indie-Pop perfection Outside of the Blue
SPINN will be releasing their second album Outside of the Blue on 4 February 2022 via Modern Sky UK. The quartet of Liverpool daydreamers are returning with a creative and sonically stimulating 11-track collection inspired by profound Buddhist teachings, such....
Space Invaders
With a proven track record of playing the pubs and clubs across the UK since 2014 as a covers band called Resurrection, and a fantastic opportunity to play at The Rainbow Bar and Grill – YES THAT ONE- Dead Demons...
Rolo Tomassi Where Myth Becomes Memory Album Review
Rolo Tomassi are set to release their dynamic and stirring new album Where Myth Becomes Memory on 4 February 2022 via MNRK. The group returned last August with the single ‘Cloaked‘, which was their latest release since 2018’s Time Will...
El Moono to release concept EP Temple Corrupted
The anarchic heavy UK alt-rock quartet El Moono are set to return with their latest concept EP Temple Corrupted on 4 February 2022 via Lockjaw Records. Mixing influences of rock, hardcore, post-hardcore, sludge, grunge and metal, the Brighton band are...
Album Review: Pengshui – Destroy Yourself
Pengshui consist of drummer Pravvy Prav, guitarist Fatty and frontman MC Illaman who between them have a whole heap of skills. They have clearly spent their time learning organically how to build some absolute bangers and they are not afraid...
Album Review: Drug Couple – Stoned Weekend
The moment will come when you realise Stoned Weekend is so much more than some lame, one-dimensional spliff/ toke/ hemp gag. This is, in all seriousness, one of the most ambitious and engrossing releases of early 2022. Quite when “the...
Album Review: Miles Kane – Change The Show
Miles Kane opens the album with a crooning candid reflection of what feels almost like a classic tale of self sabotage with killer lines such as “I’m an old school orchestrater/A forgotten cocktail shaker” – By Jaz Morse. A world...