The Warm have had a great start to their career, as support slots with Snow Patrol attest. On the evidence […]
Rushing, screaming guitars drive an intense two-note hammering intro to open up ‘1st May’ and expose a song which is […]
Detroit Transit Railroad hold nothing back and hit you straight away with their first 2 tracks ‘Welcome My Dear’ and […]
Looking at the press release for Yes Please you could be forgiven for thinking The Bobby McGee’s are just a […]
Grabbing you roughly by the shoulder and ushering you into their maxichrome world fraught with tense beats and wiry guitars, […]
‘Fireflies’ is a beautifully pure song with softly strummed acoustic guitar and a natural, harmonious vocal that sounds a bit […]
Good vocals. Check. Brilliant guitars. Check. The ability to get you dancing round your living room like a loon (…maybe […]
This self-titled EP from Golden Section is a melting pot of pop, rock and electronica, with a handful of summery […]
The Sound of Lo-Fi Superior – a Dogme approach to recording if you will, taking it out of the studio […]
It’s not very often that you find a new band that refuse to fit into any category, and if you […]
This EP starts off well enough, kicking in with some very fashionable synth stylings – ‘ah, new wave!’ you might […]
Vamps and Gypsies stick a knife in the egos of other UK underground rock bands by flaunting a singer who […]
Out From Animals describe themselves as rock and roll electronica. Here, we have a Ronseal band – it does exactly […]
An interesting set this. On the way back from a spell in China, Pare found himself on a train surrounded […]
I know this CD is going to be good even though it’s gone nowhere near the stereo yet. Before you […]
Talk about breaking the mould! Indeed, Static Zi delivers eight amazing tracks to the audience from his User Friendly EP. […]
The phrase ‘electronic post-hardcore’ might throw up images of headbanging Goths in a rock club to most. In the case […]
The Sugarettes hail from Eindhoven, Netherlands. Joep van Son and Iskaa love sweet melodies, raw guitars, and a DIY ethic. […]
This five-track self-titled EP arrived on my doorstep last year and by the time I started to review it they […]
So The Beatles turn up and start to play a jangly, sombre version of Sgt Peppers, and before your very […]
To be honest, I think Daze are very different from any other band that I’ve heard in the whole first […]
I’m going to be very blunt here, I like this CD. As soon as the first track plays on my […]
‘No one ever drinks this stuff indoors!’ Is there a better distillation (pun not intended, but gratefully employed) of the […]
This is the first CD I reviewed today that features a lady lead singer. Linda H Christensen kinda reminds me […]