Single Review: The Big Peach – Sad

Single Review: The Big Peach – Sad

Manchester band, The Big Peach, are bringing a refreshing wave of old music to new ears in a retro nod to bands like The Beatles and The Monkeys.    The classic sounds of the 60’s and 70’s with an authentic Mancunian...
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EP Review: Babyteeth – Knock Yourself Out

EP Review: Babyteeth – Knock Yourself Out

London based, grunge fuelled power-pop group Babyteeth released their debut EP ‘Knock Yourself Out’ on 4th December!  The EP takes its name from an on-set accident that occurred during the filming of their ‘Cut It’ music video, in which Samantha.....
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Coco Reilly self-titled debut album through Golden Wheel Records released 9 December 2020

Coco Reilly self-titled debut album through Golden Wheel Records released 9 December 2020

Coco Reilly is Lenore Betteridge vs Marian Call vs Dick Dale vs Plastic Barricades with a contemporary wall-of-sound treatment that would have Phil Spector wanting to make a come-back. Warm, summery, dreamy, and laid-back to the point of coming aroun...
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Boneyard “Oathbreaker” independent debut album released 24 October 2020

Boneyard “Oathbreaker” independent debut album released 24 October 2020

Boneyard, founded in Edmonton Canada in 2015, comprise Pamtera (vocals, guitars), Dennis Cooke (bass- and rhythm-guitars), Jeff Cunningham (drums), and Grant Tarapacki (lead guitars). With collective experience in line-ups including Tyrant, Septimus, and Power...
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Single Review: The Pretty Visitors – Head in the Sand

Single Review: The Pretty Visitors – Head in the Sand

The Pretty Visitors. If you didn’t already know their name, their second single release has a strong chance of changing that.  The four-piece band, hailing from Brighton, are nothing short of indie rock gold. Kicking away from new wave music...
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EP Review: Polymorph – Akitu

EP Review: Polymorph – Akitu

LA based rock band Polymorph are releasing their latest EP ‘Akitu’ on 4th December! Founded and led by French brothers Nathan and Johann Lorber, Polymorph have an insanely diverse musical style that falls in the cracks of traditional music genres. ...
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Album Review: Anaal Nathrakh – Endarkenment

Album Review: Anaal Nathrakh – Endarkenment

Death Comes From Birmingham Hello my friends, lets just keep shuffling forward please as 2020 just doles out more misery, ah but wait, lookey folks, I have the new album from our noise legends Anaal Nathrakh for company. Now, Birmingham...
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Rude GRL & CC “Like Wow!” EP released 8 January 2021

Rude GRL & CC “Like Wow!” EP released 8 January 2021

Bass-player and producer extraordinaire Chris (CC) Constantinou is on a good thing with Rude GRL, producing some street-smart beats under social commentary on several releases, including “Guns of Brixton” which is as current now as it was in 1979 when...
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Yumi and the Weather “Some Days” EP through Small Pond Recordings released 4 December 2020

Yumi and the Weather “Some Days” EP through Small Pond Recordings released 4 December 2020

Yumi is Ruby Taylor on guitars, vocals, and songs. The Weather is Frankie Knight (keys, samples, and backing vocals), Anthony Keegan (bass), and Will Woodfine (drums). This collective’s seventh EP, following “Find Another” (November 2018), “Look at the...
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Plastic Barricades “Self-Theories” independent album released 23 November 2020

Plastic Barricades “Self-Theories” independent album released 23 November 2020

Formed in Tallin, Estonia, in 2007, Dan Kert (guitars, keys, vocals) and Paul Love (drums, backing vocals, guitars, keys, production) are Plastic Barricades. Prior to relocating to London in the middle of September 2012 they had toured on the back...
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