Single Review: The Wolf Howls When I Scream Your Name – The Wild Turns

Single Review: The Wolf Howls When I Scream Your Name – The Wild Turns

Alternative, indie rock trio, ‘The Wolf Howls When I Scream Your Name’ are releasing their independent new track ‘The Wild Turns’.  It is due to be released on the 21st July 2020 and shows a much lighter and melancholy side...
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Album Review: The Aces – Under My Influence

Album Review: The Aces – Under My Influence

The Aces recently released their new album ‘Under My Influence’ on 17th July! It brings fans deeper in to their world of funk-tinged romance, heartfelt breakups, and relentless positivity as they explore growing up and falling in love in the...
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Album Review: Charley Crockett – Welcome To Hard Times

Album Review: Charley Crockett – Welcome To Hard Times

Charley Crockett,”Welcome To Hard Times” (Son of Davy / Thirty Tigers)- A distant relative of the legendary Davy Crockett, Texan country troubadour Charley Crockett survived a major health scare early last year when the discovery of a congenital he...
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EP Review: High Visions – A First Date With Imposter Syndrome

EP Review: High Visions – A First Date With Imposter Syndrome

 High Five! Hello, my friends, hope you are keeping well as we ease ourselves out of isolation because I’d like you to meet High Visions, a DIY speedster punk outfit who began their career in a toilet. I kid you...
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Single Review: The Covasettes – ‘Be Mine’

Single Review: The Covasettes – ‘Be Mine’

Manchester’s based indie band, The Covasettes, are releasing their huge new anthem ‘Be Mine’ on the 24th July 2020.  Being a Manchester-based indie band there is always going to be a certain level of skill and quality expected from you,...
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Single Review: Patrick – Don’t Blame It On Me

Single Review: Patrick – Don’t Blame It On Me

Charismatic singer-songwriter, Patrick, is releasing his new single ‘Don’t Blame It On Me’ on the 17th July 2020. The feel-good, cinematic track is euphorically freeing and infectious. From the pulsating, rubbery backbeat to the jaunty fluidity of the vo...
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Album Review: The Big Dirty – The Sex

Album Review: The Big Dirty – The Sex

The Big Top Of Dirty Rock. Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls welcome to an evening of lollipop licking, baton twirling and eye- popping, candied high jinks. Oh yes, my friends, tread carefully, watch what you say because this band...
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EP Review: Project Revise – Songs From The Shed

EP Review: Project Revise – Songs From The Shed

You’re Having A Giraffe, Aren’t You? More of that later folks, but first let us sample the fruits of the labour of my friends Project Revise who bring us some ‘Songs From The Shed’, a sparkling little number containing five...
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Album Review: The Lawrence Arms – Skeleton Coast

Album Review: The Lawrence Arms – Skeleton Coast

Chicago punk trio, The Lawrence Arms are soon to be releasing their first album in six years ‘Skeleton Coast’.  The supercharged, gritty album will be released on Friday 17th July 2020 bringing 14 tracks of uncensored power and unbridled energy...
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EP Review: Defences – Thoughts That Keep You Awake

EP Review: Defences – Thoughts That Keep You Awake

Hertfordshire alt metal quintet Defences released their latest EP ‘Thoughts That Keep You Awake’ on 3rd July! After just being confirmed to play the Takeover Stage at Download Festival 2021, Defences are on the rise and they are definitely ones...
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