Album Review: Counterparts – Nothing Left To Love

Album Review: Counterparts – Nothing Left To Love

Counterculture A long -time member of the metalcore elite, our friends Counterparts have earned their stripes and are now well respected amongst both fans and peers. A healthy and buoyant audience that gathers momentum and new followers in this ever-...
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Album Review: Hawthorne Heights – Lost Frequencies

Album Review: Hawthorne Heights – Lost Frequencies

The Lost and The Found. Out from the emo wilderness emerge our friends Hawthorne Heights with a new(ish) album and we find ourselves settling into their wide open, welcoming arms, all warm and squishy and cuddly and wuddly.  It is...
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Film Review: Pick It Up! Ska In The ’90s

Film Review: Pick It Up! Ska In The ’90s

How the American rainbow reboot of British 2-Tone which itself originated from 1950’s Jamaican Ska and Bluebeat story is gloriously told in Taylor Morden’s ‘Pick It Up! Ska In The ‘90s’ documentary. The film chronicles the origins of Ska-Punk from...
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Single Review: Deafs Door – From The Inside

Single Review: Deafs Door – From The Inside

You Deaf ? Listen up people, Andy Reilly wants to talk, but judging by the end it all video that partners this rabid little bundle, it may be a little too late. Our Brummie heroes are back and they  have...
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Album Review: Tiger Army – Retrofuture

Album Review: Tiger Army – Retrofuture

Nick 13’s TIGER ARMY drop an open clawed slice of L.A Psychobilly with their aptly titled ‘Retrofuture’. After the instrumental opening of ‘Prelude Tercio De Muerte’, a tail flicking almost arrogant ‘Beyond The Veil’ shimmies through the trailer ...
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Album Review: Seth Lakeman – A Pilgrim’s Tale

Album Review: Seth Lakeman – A Pilgrim’s Tale

Seth Lakeman,”A Pilgrim’s Tale” (BMG)-Multi-award winning folkie Seth Lakeman’s latest recording project presents a vivid “warts and all” portrait of the events surrounding the  Pilgrim Faithers’ momentous journey to ...
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EP Review: The Rivers – Life In General

EP Review: The Rivers – Life In General

The Rivers, a three piece indie/rock band from Merthyr Tydfil have recently released their debut EP: ‘Life in General’. Their work is influenced by bands such as Oasis, The Stokes, Catfish and the Bottlemen and Arctic Monkeys, the perfect mix...
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Album Review: Une Misère – Sermon

Album Review: Une Misère – Sermon

Mum’s Gone To Iceland! Not quite my friends, just watching patiently to see an awe-inspiring natural event emerge from the Icelandic hinterlands and into my humble inner-city abode. Take a pew folks and bow down to the new gods for...
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Album Review:  Stray From The Path – Internal Atomics

Album Review: Stray From The Path – Internal Atomics

Forgive Me Father I Have Strayed… Onto the path of metalcore, led by the Long Island giants SFTP and now armed with album number nine are wielding their rage and chaos driven output to the baying public. All is not...
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Album Review: Michael Kiwanuka- Kiwanuka

Album Review: Michael Kiwanuka- Kiwanuka

The second single from this much awaited album, ‘Hero’, is both a tribute to the Black Power/Black Panther movements and (according to the artist himself), a paean to those who have died young whether as a result of oppression, or...
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