The night was another hot seller from Chalk Ink Promotions, who have been acclaimed as the saviours of Bournemouth’s music […]
Although the compilation album ‘Welcome To The Wendy House’ was already available to the public (and achieving favourable reviews), the […]
Everybody loves a scene. Bands get to hang out and cross ideas with like-minded folk, the kids get to wear […]
A lot of critics have had their say about Moonshot’s new album ‘Fear Today, Gone Tomorrow’ and, after having a […]
Starting at 6pm and showcasing nine acts in a room designed more for aerobic respiration than adolescent recitations of rock […]
Travelling through from the cities capital to kickstart proceedings in King Tuts, The Mars Patrol carried a growing reputation as […]
Playing on the first day of April always offers the opportunity for some bedevilment and hi-jinx but both acts avoided […]
There are certain phrases in the musical dictionary that instantly turn me off. Among them are dance, R ‘n’ B, […]
It was the first day of the smoking ban and, contrary to my grave fears that the smell of smoke […]
Subway is a charmless venue which looks like it hasn’t been cleaned this side of the millennium. There are a […]
Before putting the Karalta album into my CD player I took a quick look at the sleeve and the artwork […]
At the end of the day it’s just music and, if its played well and touches people, then that’s all […]
There is something about Lennon’s that just doesn’t agree with me. It’s as if the venue wants me to show […]
The first full release from Motivesounds Recordings sets an impressive bar for every record to follow. Systems and Drafts is […]
It’s a testament to punk that, thirty years since the first three chord wonders spewed forth from youth clubs nationwide, […]
The-Mag’s most recent run-in with Fickle Public came when Andy R saw them rock out at the Glasgow Barfly in […]
London based, but hailing from all four corners of the UK, The Hundred Handed first shot to prominence on Small-town […]
With a name based upon the patron saint of lost causes and a local hospital where young battlers often found […]
Due to the recent closure of popular Bournemouth venue, Mr Smiths, tonight’s bands find themselves performing at the intimidatingly-named Opera […]
Bastila are a five-piece indie-ska band from the Isle of White, recently getting attention from the labels and publishers within […]
Opening act Beth Fouracre came equipped with a guitar and a well-discussed vocal talent and quickly set about winning the […]
Let’s get this straight from the beginning. If you hate all things old school rock chances are you aren’t going […]
Dumbfounded seem, at least on the surface, to be a band influenced by two genres of music: pop punk and […]
The night was kicked of by Yorkshire band Samsa, the opening support for the tour. Samsa are a band that […]