OriginalRock.net - EP/Album Reviews

The blurred boundary lines between Pop-Punk and just Pop are stretched to snapping point by Manchester’s Milestones debut ‘Red Lights’.

Solo artist Ay Wing’s ‘Ice Cream Dream’ is full of eclectic electro goodness which swirls around the oyster wafer ear.

London Three piece The Dub Righters throw their frayed flat cap into the Street Ska ring. The bands independent underground

Eighteen months since the Last Great Dreamers released the excellent ‘Transmissions From Oblivion’ album the band have returned with another

Kid Klumsy’s debut E.P ‘Spit Your Dummy Out’ is loaded with STP family familiarity and the result is six cuts

Rebellion favourites DIRT BOX DISCO continue to defy the odds by releasing ultra catchy earworm friendly, straight up street level

After fifteen years X2, with seven top forty albums and fourteen top 40 singles The Levellers release a stripped down

Stick In The Wheel,"Follow Them True" (Self Released)-The East London outfit fronted by singer Nicola Kearey and guitarist Ian Carter

DeStijl, "Debut" (Glasstone Records)- Destijl may hail from the southern French city of Montepelier but this darkly memorable four piece

LITTLE CAESAR’s Fifth studio album ‘Eight’ finds them in rude and rowdy musical health. The rich Seventies spirit, soul and