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April 29, 2019 No Responses

Album Review: Brooks & Dunn – ‘Reboot’

Brooks & Dunn,”Reboot” (Sony Music)- The most successful country duo of all time returned to the recording studio recently after a twelve year hiatus to put together this easy on the ear package. reimagining a dozen hits from their highly...

April 29, 2019 No Responses

EP Review: Saint Evil Street – Cursed

Awesome Foursome! Bonjour tout le monde, I think I’ll stop there my friends before I really embarrass myself with another opportunity to show off my limited skills in French. “All My Life” starts this compact and bijou little number from...

April 23, 2019 No Responses

EP Review: The Shrine – Cruel World

When a band cites their influences as Black Sabbath and ZZ Top, they are guaranteed my immediate attention. Coming from the same scene that spawned Circle Jerks, Black Flag and Suicidal Tendencies only served to pique my interest further and...

April 22, 2019 No Responses

EP Review: Urban Outfielders – Out Of This World

Pop punk comes in many forms, including comedy. The upbeat cheeriness of the music just seems to lend itself to goofing around literally and lyrically. It exploded in the 90’s mainly thanks to MTV, including pop punk on every soundtrack...

April 22, 2019 No Responses

EP Review: Threat System – Overcome

Many of the issues facing youngsters in society today, such as anxiety, depression and gender dysphoria, are very much at the forefront of British metal foursome, Threat System’s debut E.P. They very admirably, are there to tell you, that whatever...

April 22, 2019 No Responses

Album Review: Saint Agnes – Welcome To Silvertown

Hello Kitty! Welcome listeners, and let’s indulge in a little hey diddle diddle, the kitty without the fiddle, but instead wielding a seismic set of power tools for an impromptu lesson in anatomisation. The cover art reminds me of Skin...

April 17, 2019 No Responses

Album Review: Seaway – Fresh Produce

Fresh Is Best! Don’t be late to market ducklings to pick up some “Fresh Produce” courtesy of our Canadian( hello Lindsay Schoolcraft and Billy Talent) cousins Seaway, there is nothing dry about this lot, don’t take my word for it,...

April 17, 2019 No Responses

Album Review: Michael McDermott – ‘Orphans’

Michael McDermott,”Orphans” (Pauper Sky Records)-Chicago based singer-songwriter Michael McDermott follows up the critically acclaimed “Willow Springs” and “Out From Under” with a selection of typically heartfelt ditties whi...

April 12, 2019 No Responses

Album Review: Weatherstate – Born A Cynic

Coming out of Bristol, via California it would seem, are the sunny upbeat stylings of pop punkers Weatherstate, with their blistering debut album “Born A Cynic.” Harking back to a time, about 20 years ago to be exact, the 4...

April 11, 2019 No Responses

Album Review: Cellar Darling – The Spell

Meet The Folkers! I’ve come from the back of beyond my friends for this one, meaning I saw the concert first and reviewed the album afterwards. It is very much like a rock opera in its overall feel and tone,...

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