Album Reviews of The Young Hearts’ ‘The Modern State’

Album Reviews of The Young Hearts’ ‘The Modern State’

The Young Hearts are releasing their debut album ‘The Modern State’ on 29th January! We’ve got two reviews for this album from OriginalRock.net writers Sadie Maude and Harriet Heywood! From Sadie Maude This will be their first full length release...
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Marion Fiedler “Can I Ride in your Backpack” Project

Marion Fiedler “Can I Ride in your Backpack” Project

Marion Fiedler ist Musikerin / Sängerin aus Dresden, Ostdeutschland. Having discovered American Jazz whilst growing up on the other side of The Wall, she is now an accomplished composer and performer of music across the spectrum and the Atlantic, sharing...
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Album Review: Carcass – Despicable

Album Review: Carcass – Despicable

Despicable Me. Hello  my friends and let’s usher in the new year with another lockdown, depressing it is but here is a gem from late last year that I missed, but I was determined to review. Our most grind -worthy...
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TOM (The Organised Misuse) “Never Stop the Rock” independent album released 1 June 2013

TOM (The Organised Misuse) “Never Stop the Rock” independent album released 1 June 2013

It’s not often that we delve into the archives but the opportunity presented itself when, through Twitter, I found “Never Stop the Rock” from TOM in my feed. Founded as a one-man act during the 1990s in Granada, Spain, by...
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EP Review: Cold Weather Kids – Quarentunes

EP Review: Cold Weather Kids – Quarentunes

LA based pop-punk trio Cold Weather Kids have just released their sophomore EP ‘Quarantunes’! The EP was created during the height of the pandemic and offers doses of reflection and positivity around that period in time. ‘Quarantunes’ gets 2021 off...
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Ben Wood and the Bad Ideas “Soho” independent single released 31 December 2020

Ben Wood and the Bad Ideas “Soho” independent single released 31 December 2020

It’s hard to put a finger on what Ben Wood and the Bad Ideas are achieving musically. Which is to say, it’s a unique sound they’re creating, having gone back to Obsessed with You (which I found on the “Permanent...
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Album Review: Blackout Problems – Dark

Album Review: Blackout Problems – Dark

Got A Problem?  Yes, several actually, but you know my friends through this quagmire you get to think and reset your lives and hopefully there will be better days ahead for us all. A time when we can see our...
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Album Review: Justin Wells – The United State

Album Review: Justin Wells – The United State

Justin Wells,”The United State” (Singular Recordings)- There can’t be too many practitioners of Americana who can happily cite Pink Floyd and Guns’n’Roses as major musical influences, but this was the aural landscape which fired J...
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Album Review: Ingested – Stinking Cesspool Of Liquefied Human Remnants

Album Review: Ingested – Stinking Cesspool Of Liquefied Human Remnants

Humanity/Depravity. My friends this is my second outing with these inglorious ruffians, Ingested, and welcome to their world of the deranged and the dubious. Admittedly I quite liked 2020 release, and now I get to travel back in time when...
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Album Review: The Sad Song Co. – Saudade

Album Review: The Sad Song Co. – Saudade

The Sad Song Co. – ie multi-instrumentalist Nigel Powell – is back with this fifth solo outing, a finely and elegantly produced slice of Pop/Prog, or “Proggy Pop?”, that qualifies as good company while it lasts even if little of...
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