Category: EP/Album Reviews

Album Review: Nadir – Collecting Misery
March 6, 2019 No Responses

Album Review: Nadir – Collecting Misery

The Big Apple has long had an almost fabled love affair with punk rock, which I don’t need to go into here, because any music fan worth their salt will already be aware of it. And when you think of...
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Album Review: While She Sleeps – So What?
March 4, 2019 No Responses

Album Review: While She Sleeps – So What?

The Elephant In The Room Sharp, shiny and unsheathed like Sheffield steel here come WSS, the torch bearers of self-belief, courage and determination to enlighten us all and address the grim realisation of what life has to offer. Marching proudly...
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Album Review: Pama International – The Altruistic Sound Of…
March 1, 2019 No Responses

Album Review: Pama International – The Altruistic Sound Of…

Following on from 2017’s excellent ‘Love & Austerity’ Pama International return with the show-stopping ‘The Altruistic Sound Of…’ The beautifully crafted blend of influences from Northern Soul, Ska, Reggae and Gospel make for an intoxicating no...
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Album Review: Ryan Bingham – American Love Song
March 1, 2019 No Responses

Album Review: Ryan Bingham – American Love Song

Ryan Bingham,”American Love Song” (Axster Bingham Records)- Ryan Bingham’s eagerly awaited sixth studio album finds the award winning singer-songwriter working in close collaboration with one-time guitar prodigy and current Dylan sideman Char...
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EP Review: Valensole – Imposter
February 25, 2019 No Responses

EP Review: Valensole – Imposter

Sole Provider Much like the Dover sole, slim fit and looking mighty tasty, here we have Valensole a three-piece outfit from Southampton,(Creeper second album please….) who bring with them an “Imposter” out of the shadows and into the “Cold Light...
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Album Review: Hands off Gretel – I Want The World
February 25, 2019 No Responses

Album Review: Hands off Gretel – I Want The World

The fiscal abortion that is/was Pledge Music’s mismanagement (and the subsequent aftershock) has irreversibly punctured both punters and artists confidence alike. Up and coming Independent bands such as Hands Off Gretel have been dealt a deflating blow from ...
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Album Review: Jaret & Kelly – Sittin’ in a Tree
February 24, 2019 No Responses

Album Review: Jaret & Kelly – Sittin’ in a Tree

Bowling For Soup’s Jaret Reddick has teamed up with his BFF and Dollyrots vocalist Kelly Ogden to record the organically eclectic duet album ‘Sittin In A Tree’. Opener ‘Here We Go’ has a distinct head swirlingly hook-laden sound that lands s...
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Album Review: Dave Keuning – Prismism
February 24, 2019 No Responses

Album Review: Dave Keuning – Prismism

Killer Keuning “Prismism” , try saying that after a few drinks, I’ve only got tea and I’m struggling, Dave please put that dictionary down. This is the debut offering from Dave Keuning( The Killers) and serves up an absolute corker...
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Album Review: Tom Russell – ‘October in the Railroad Earth’
February 20, 2019 No Responses

Album Review: Tom Russell – ‘October in the Railroad Earth’

Tom Russell, “October in the Railroad Earth” (Proper Records)-  Painter, author,acoustic troubadour and all round Renaissance man Tom Russell may have  been widely acclaimed as one of the finest songwriters of his generation but for some ...
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Album Review: High Rise – Endeavours
February 16, 2019 No Responses

Album Review: High Rise – Endeavours

We Got High Hopes… The metalcore subgenre pulls another home-grown talent under its umbrella, High Rise dig their incisive fingers deep into your skin and begin to pick and poke around until their hearts content. Echoes of While She Sleeps,...
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