Category: EP/Album Reviews

Album Review: Wallflower – Teach Yourself to Swim
May 21, 2020 No Responses

Album Review: Wallflower – Teach Yourself to Swim

Wallflower are releasing their debut album ‘Teach Yourself To Swim’ on 5th June! Their retro alternative influences shine through, creating a timeless album that will resonate with the listeners.   Opening the album is ‘A Parody Of…’, a poignant track with...
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Single Review: HAiG – Never Enough
May 15, 2020 No Responses

Single Review: HAiG – Never Enough

After making their debut as a band in 2019, rock band HAiG are making their mark on 2020!  Following their release of rock anthem ‘Did I Just Make You Smile’ last month with Golden Robot Records, is their energetic new...
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Album Review: Enter Shikari – Nothing Is True & Everything Is Possible
May 12, 2020 No Responses

Album Review: Enter Shikari – Nothing Is True & Everything Is Possible

Hips Don’t Lie Ok my friends the reason for this title is my daughter (and she isn’t a toddler if you’re wondering), who insists on doing her best Shakira moves every time I mention Enter Shikari. Her hips may not...
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EP Review: Dream Awake – Prosper
May 12, 2020 No Responses

EP Review: Dream Awake – Prosper

Alternative rock band ‘Dream Awake’ released their five-track EP – ‘Prosper’, on the 8th May 2020.  The searing sounds of the EP are both emotional and empowering; filled with purpose, clarity and an edge of frustration. There isn’t a single...
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EVERYDAY HEROES drop a devilishly decent debut album.
May 10, 2020 No Responses

EVERYDAY HEROES drop a devilishly decent debut album.

EVERYDAY HEROES A Tale Of Sin & Sorrow (Self Release) 8/10 Blues/Southern Rock continues its seemingly relentless ascent to the genre’s summit and now Welsh rockers, Everyday Heroes are joining the spur heeled throng up this particular musical mountain. ...
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Album Review: Gold Key – Panic Machine
May 7, 2020 No Responses

Album Review: Gold Key – Panic Machine

There is a basic craving in each of us to be seen, heard and known. Yet, in our hyperconnected world, many of us have never felt more alone or disconnected from society. These are ideas which Hertfordshire quartet Gold Key...
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Album Review: Turmion Kätilöt – Global Warning
May 6, 2020 No Responses

Album Review: Turmion Kätilöt – Global Warning

You’ve Been Warned Hello my friends, and today my guests are the highly energetic and ‘set off like a bomb’ Finnish band , Turmion Kätilöt, which translates as ‘ Midwives Of  Ruin’ or ‘ Midwives Of Perdition’. Well now that...
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Album Review: Michael McDermott – What in the World…
May 6, 2020 No Responses

Album Review: Michael McDermott – What in the World…

Michael McDermott,”What in the World…” (Pauper Sky Records)- Chicago born McDermott’s poetic reflections on the parlous predicament of American politics and humanity in general always repay closer investigation, and “What in the W...
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Single Review: Past Lives’ Into the Night and Vindicate
May 5, 2020 No Responses

Single Review: Past Lives’ Into the Night and Vindicate

A hop skip and a jump across the water from Donegal comes Tomas Walsh, to position himself as singer in Past Lives whose line up is completed by Zach Davis on guitar, Jack Waterfield on bass and Ryan Walsh on...
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Album Review: Alex Henry Foster – Windows in the Sky
May 5, 2020 No Responses

Album Review: Alex Henry Foster – Windows in the Sky

Canadian musician Alex Henry Foster released his new concept album ‘Windows In The Sky’, on 1st May! This dark yet enlightening album is a post rock journey through the trauma of losing his father, and the creativity that emerged as...
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