Single Review: Amongst Liars – Kill The Tide/Crucify

Single Review: Amongst Liars – Kill The Tide/Crucify

Time and Tide My friends you find me once again with Amongst Liars, a band of Southern beaus who are set to embark upon a caper that will be their debut UK tour, an expedition that has been eagerly awaited...
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Album Review: Bummer – Dead Horse

Album Review: Bummer – Dead Horse

When considering giving up time and/ or cash to any new album, the titles of the tracks can reach out to you and say something – such as JFK Speedwagon … I Want To Punch Bruce Springsteen In The Dick...
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EP Review: The Wolf Howls When I Scream Your Name – Grief Songs

EP Review: The Wolf Howls When I Scream Your Name – Grief Songs

Screaming Grieving My friends we are gradually seeing the light at the end of the tunnel out of this horrendous car crash that has been manipulated to suit the politicians, to the detriment of the public. Grief, this is what...
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Single Review: “Thin Blue Line” Matt Westin

There is something to be said of following certain songwriting formulas to stay true to your genre but when an artist can blend elements from other contemporary genres we can be surprised with a new, unique perspective. As is the...
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Album Review: Hawthorne Heights – The Rain Just Follows Me

Album Review: Hawthorne Heights – The Rain Just Follows Me

The Sound Of The Rain This year has just gone into ‘can’t contain my excitement mode’ for me as I listen gleefully to the new Hawthorne Heights album. Don’t get me wrong, there have been plenty of stunning releases but...
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EP Review: Y!kes – Lostalgia

EP Review: Y!kes – Lostalgia

Land Of The Even More Lost. So, following a series of detonations in single form, my friends Y!kes have now offered up the entire seven song EP for your delectation, and my what a delectable outing it is. If you...
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EP Review: Grace Hayhurst – Existence Is Temporary

EP Review: Grace Hayhurst – Existence Is Temporary

Troubled times? Suddenly aware of your fate? Time running out? Searching for a state of grace? Prog Metal can save you. Multi-instrumentalist, multi-talented, classically-trained Grace Hayhurst has delivered a five-track instrumental EP that in its own (almost...
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Album Review: The Wandering Hearts – Self Titled

Album Review: The Wandering Hearts – Self Titled

There are many who say award-winning The Wandering Hearts are “the real thing”. But “UK Americana” by its very nature offers something of a dichotomy – there are those who prefer their Americana strictly American. If the music is roots,...
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D:Ream’s return: a mature kind of house music

D:Ream’s return: a mature kind of house music

A band who are making a comeback in the world of digital music yet forgoing streaming services sounds like a recipe for disaster, right? But the triumph of D:Ream means that first album in fourteen years, OPEN HEARTS, OPEN MINDS,...
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Single Review: Y!kes – General Practice

Single Review: Y!kes – General Practice

Land Of The Lost Hello my friends, so we had our supposed Freedom Day, but what is the cost of all the panic and confusion of the last 18 months? With a new EP on the way our perpetually perked...
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