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October 3, 2019 No Responses

Album Review: Le Cygne Noir – Shadow of a Wrecking Ball

Le Cygne Noir,”Shadow of a Wrecking Ball” (Anger Management Records)- This darkly memorable offering is a concept album which takes as its rather unlikely premise the possibility that life on Earth as we know it could end and be supplanted...

October 2, 2019 No Responses

Single Reviews: Speedowax Records: Damien Done’s ‘Don’t Hearse Me Baby’ and Sweet Mystic’s ‘Hole In My Life’

Hello, my friends, hope you are well, may I present two tasty treats from my local independent record store to your ears. I know they have been worn out of late with new releases coming atcha from all corners of...

October 2, 2019 No Responses

Album Review: Selfish Things – Logos

Selflessly Selfish Death is the final destination for us all, whether we like it or not, whether it scares us, or we welcome it with open arms. How we react to it can vary immensely depending on who has passed...

October 2, 2019 No Responses

Single Review: Neverlanded – Refuge

Let Me Be Your Shelter Ooh I say, a crunchy, crunchy start – very Nirvana, Alice In Chains in feel and perception and then trespassing into seriously melodic tones that sit comfortably next to the quite rigorous and vibrant fretwork...

September 29, 2019 No Responses

Album Review: Matt Patershuk – ‘If Wishes Were Horses’

Matt Patershuk,”If Wishes Were Horses” (Black Hen Music)- Canadian tunesmith’s Matt Patershuk’s previous exploits in the singer-songwriter field have prompted favourable comparisons with the likes of Waylon Jennings, John Prine an...

September 23, 2019 No Responses

Album Review: The Pixies – Beneath The Eyrie

Death To The Pixies Not a chance my friends, y’see Mr Francis is the engineer of batshit insane lyrics, he is the evil genius leading the charge on all things obscure and a bit kooky about life. The Pixies have...

September 18, 2019 No Responses

Album Review: Barb Jungr – ‘Bob, Brel and Me’

Barb Jungr,”Bob,Brel and Me” (Kristalyn Records)- She may not be a household name just yet, but Barb Jungr’s gloriously jazz inflected output marks her out as an interpretative singer of rare pathos, wit and charm. As the title suggests...

September 18, 2019 No Responses

Album Review: Young Harts – Truth Fades

Some bands seemingly go under the radar for far longer than their talent should allow. Thankfully Eternalis Records have snatched up French foursome Young Harts and thrust them into the limelight with the release of “Truth Fades.” Hailing from Clermo...

September 18, 2019 No Responses

Single Review: The Skapones – When It’s Gone It’s Gone

North East skank-inducers The Skapones return with their brand new bob ‘n’ weave single the aptly titled, for 2019, ‘When It’s Gone It’s Gone’. The band’s knack of producing dancefloor-filling music with a serious personal or political message co...

September 17, 2019 No Responses

Album Review: The Faim- State Of Mind

Australia based The Faim have already gained a very dedicated fan base in the short time they’ve already been around, therefore this album comes with high expectations. Those expecting a solid pop-punk record won’t be disappointed then. Obvious com...

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