Category: EP/Album Reviews

Album Review: Loretta Lynn – Still Woman Enough
April 28, 2021 No Responses

Album Review: Loretta Lynn – Still Woman Enough

Loretta Lynn,”Still Woman Enough” (Legacy Recordings)- This country music legend may be rapidly approaching her ninetieth year but she shows no sign of opting to rest on her laurels and grow old gracefully on the stunning evidence presented by “Still...
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Single Review: 50 Year Storm – Intravenous
April 27, 2021 No Responses

Single Review: 50 Year Storm – Intravenous

Vein Glory Hello my friends, hope you are well as we embark on this  ‘roadmap’ out of here, what feels like a promising step may be too much to bear for those of us tormented by the trials of  this...
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EP Review: Timid Kooky – Baby Be My Spiderman
April 27, 2021 No Responses

EP Review: Timid Kooky – Baby Be My Spiderman

Lithuanian trio Timid Kooky continue to flex their musical muscles and exercise their nation’s relatively new-found cultural freedom with another mash-up of punk, alt-rock, metal and other significant noises. From opener Westley Snypes, the clash/blend of st...
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Single Review: Y!kes – Just Me ft. Geoff Rickly
April 23, 2021 No Responses

Single Review: Y!kes – Just Me ft. Geoff Rickly

Me, Myself and I The giant of post- hardcore Mr Geoff Rickly – what a catch he is!!-  is featured on the latest release from my friends Y!kes. The song ‘Just Me’ sees singer Oli meandering through a deserted Birmingham,...
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EP Review: Primitive Ignorant – Infant Joy on Midnight
April 21, 2021 No Responses

EP Review: Primitive Ignorant – Infant Joy on Midnight

Around Midnight My friends, I have here the next instalment in the musical story of Symren Gharial aka Primitive Ignorant, the bassist who dares to evoke the thoughts we had long buried, those passions left untouched and those dreams left...
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Album Review: Cory Hanson – Pale Horse Rider
April 21, 2021 No Responses

Album Review: Cory Hanson – Pale Horse Rider

Californian Cory Hanson, guitarist/singer with Wand, has delivered a lovingly-crafted, nuanced and atmospheric album that invites you into an intimate yet epic world of dark and light, smoke and fire, the real and the ethereal. This multi-talented musician on ...
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Album Review: Addison Clapp – A Drive Down Hollywood Boulevard
April 21, 2021 No Responses

Album Review: Addison Clapp – A Drive Down Hollywood Boulevard

On this debut Drive, Addison Clapp references Hot August Night – while Neil Diamond he ain’t, we all have to start somewhere, and he certainly has time on his side. Opening song Hollywood Boulevard is a real winner – riffing...
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Leo Sawikin’s ‘A Whole World Waiting’ reminds us to stay in the moment
April 19, 2021 No Responses

Leo Sawikin’s ‘A Whole World Waiting’ reminds us to stay in the moment

Staying present isn’t always easy. There are so many distractions built into our everyday life, including but not limited to our phone, social media, the internet and the news. What if you were just to… press pause? That’s what Leo...
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Album Review: Enter Shikari – ‘Moratorium (Broadcasts From The Interruption)’
April 16, 2021 No Responses

Album Review: Enter Shikari – ‘Moratorium (Broadcasts From The Interruption)’

AWaking up to a surprise album from Enter Shikari on April 16th was absolutely not what I, or anyone else really expected. The boys pulled a Folklore move on us and I am here for it. It’s an amazing way...
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Album Review: Black Peaks – Live at the Brighton Centre
April 16, 2021 No Responses

Album Review: Black Peaks – Live at the Brighton Centre

Listening to Black Peaks’ Live at the Brighton Centre takes you on a somewhat spiritual and simultaneously cynical journey. You do not want to miss this set.   The progressive rock band, formed in 2011 have previously released two full length...
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