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March 18, 2019 No Responses

EP Review: The Xcerts – Wildheart Dreaming

Dead Cert Desserts! These four little titbits were written at the time of the “Hold On To Your Heart” sessions but were not included on that album. Instead we have extra pudding my friends, and everyone loves pudding! This EP...

March 18, 2019 No Responses

Album Review: Mark Morton – Anesthetic

Oceans Eleven The featured artists list on Mark Morton’s debut solo outing reads like the running order for the State Opening of Parliament, it has all the splendour, pomp and ceremony, so “Hats off, Stranger” as we high tail it...

March 14, 2019 No Responses

Album Review: The Devil and the Almighty – Tre

In a country more famed for its Black Metal scene, than it’s rock output it’s nice to see something with a bit more heart emerge from Norway. A completely new and might I say, welcome entity to these ears The...

March 13, 2019 No Responses

Album Review: Julian Sas – ‘Stand Your Ground’

Julian Sas, “Stand Your Ground” (Cavalier Music)- The tenth studio album from uncompromising Dutch blues-rocker Julian Sas is a real “back to the roots” affair, recorded in glorious analogue a few months ago with a no frills attit...

March 13, 2019 No Responses

Album Review: Dido – Still on my Mind

Dido,”Still On My Mind” (BMG)- Dido’s very belated follow up to 2013’s “Girl Who Got Away” finds the multi-million selling singer-songwriter moving even further away from her acoustic folk roots as she explores the delig...

March 11, 2019 No Responses

Album Review: Suzi Quatro – No Control

Detriot royal Suzi Quatro returns with a brand new lip curling collection of leather kissed cuts of the Rock ‘N’ Roll and a whole lot more. Opener ‘No Soul/ No Control’ bubbles with Classic Rock stimulation while ‘Going Home’ goes...

March 10, 2019 No Responses

EP Review: The Spitfires – Live EP

This live E.P, recorded in Hamburg captures, the sweat-soaked button-down shirts, anger, passion and the fire that burns from a red bull fuelled beating heart. Opener ‘The New Age’ pummels the speakers with a punchy, shoulders out football terrace stance.....

March 8, 2019 No Responses

Album Review: Children of Bodom – Hexed

Hexed Messages Like a thoroughbred, gallopingly wildly across the wide-open plains, “This Road” opens the latest Children Of Bodom record, one which I have been looking forward to immensely. Straight outta Finland (Hanoi Rocks, sorely missed, RIP Razzle, h...

March 6, 2019 No Responses

Album Review: Ally Venable – Texas Honey

Ally Venable, “Texas Honey”(Ruf Records)- Singer and guitarist Ally Venable follows in the illustrious footsteps of fellow Texan Stevie Ray Vaughan as she unveils her eagerly anticipated third album, building on the solid foundations laid by its&#8...

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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