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December 25, 2021 No Responses

Dream A Little Dream

Hello everyone, we now find ourselves walking through the ruptured soul of our being, each of us clinging to safety where we can find it. My dear friends Project Revise end this god-awful year with their cute and crunchy Pop...

December 25, 2021 No Responses

Rebel Rebel

Afternoon my friends and apologies for the tardiness, what with raging cats and kittens, work, and daily household stuff, I am a bit frazzled. Never mind though, after a hellish two years, we eagerly await the start of 2022, because...

December 21, 2021 No Responses

Poetica is the perfect calm ending to this storm of a year.

We’ve found it – the record which acts as the antidote to the holiday (and general) stress – it’s Poetica. Written during lockdown by Rachael Sage and Dave Eggar, Poetica is a collection of poems from Sage’s personal experience se...

December 18, 2021 No Responses

XCIII to release new album VOID.

The Avantgarde Rock/Metal project and genre-hopping XCIII hailing from Nice, France will be releasing their latest album VOID on 14 January 2022. XCIII are a project that experiment in combining sounds from Black Metal to Trip Hop, while dipping their...

December 17, 2021 No Responses

Blacklite District to release upcoming LP 1990

South Dakota-based Rock artist Kyle Pfeiffer, better known as Blacklite District, is gearing up to end 2021 with a bang with his upcoming LP 1990 which is dropping on December 31, 2021. Having previously experimented in alternative rock and hip-hop...

December 6, 2021 No Responses

CHRIS POPE & THE CHORDS UK go for gold on their latest full-length album ‘Big City Dreams’.

CHRIS POPE & THE CHORDS UK Big City Dreams 9/10 Chris Pope and The Chords UK seamlessly continue their rich vein of form with the vivacious album ‘Big City Dreams’. The “Power-Pop combo” or “Mod Revival” band tags are a...

December 5, 2021 No Responses

Killed By Deth

My friends the music industry is indeed extremely unpredictable and volatile, there are surprises and prizes galore, and just as many disappointments and downturns to balance things out. However here is a return that boasts an eye-watering 28-year gap, probabl...

December 5, 2021 No Responses

Kith and Kin

Named after a murderous London district our friends Whitechapel return with a familial flavour with album number eight ‘Kin’. The cover gives us a ‘Close Encounters’ feel, an other-worldly, mysterious, alien quality that sits very well with song titles...

December 3, 2021 No Responses

Album Review: Rising Insane – Afterglow

While many people are starting to wind down for the festive period, their Album of the Year lists all but signed off on, German metalcore quintet Rising Insane are just getting started. Their new album ‘Afterglow’ is full to the...

December 3, 2021 No Responses

EP Review: Laura-Mary Carter – Town Called Nothing

Some things hit out of the blue and you just have to tell people – you have to! Isn’t music a wonderful, revelatory, multi-faceted salve of a thing? Listening to the new Alt-country, Americana record by Laura-Mary Carter, I am...

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