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...
read more
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...
read more
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,...
read more
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,...
read more
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...
read more
Album Review: Mordred – The Dark Parade

Album Review: Mordred – The Dark Parade

Thrash attack with funky bass and flashes of hip hop among the shredding guitars – welcome to The Dark Parade, which sets out to grab you by the collar and throw you headlong into the mosh pit, into the mash,...
read more
EP Review: I, The Ruin – Mortality

EP Review: I, The Ruin – Mortality

Scars Remind Me So I’m heading into new artist territory once more as I visit Southampton and take a closer look at I The Ruin, a crushing cohort of four who are ready to apply their Metalcore boot to your...
read more
Album Review: Boss Keloid – Family The Smiling Thrush

Album Review: Boss Keloid – Family The Smiling Thrush

Smile Like You Mean It So my friends it’s a new band for me today, Wigan’s finest Boss Keloid and by crikey it’s got more twists and turns than Spaghetti Junction, a convoluted, mind bending journey into a world that...
read more
Album Review: Asian Dub Foundation – Access Denied

Album Review: Asian Dub Foundation – Access Denied

Firm Foundations The artwork for the new ADF album depicts the European passport, a symbol of freedom that has now been squished under the Brexit boot; a lifeline for musicians has been mercilessly murdered at the hands of the ignorant. ...
read more
Cassa Jackson releases the ‘epic pop smash’, ‘Learning How To Love’

Cassa Jackson releases the ‘epic pop smash’, ‘Learning How To Love’

Love; the emotion that drives us all, whether we admit it or not. The newest offering by London-based singer/songwriter Cassa Jackson reflects on the development of young love with an epic pop smash ‘Learning How To Love’.  Supporting the hypo...
read more
1 38 39 40 41 42 127