It’s obvious that The Brent Flood work well together as a band, as they have successfully created an energetic, soulful […]
An unsigned UK band playing support to American rock legends and totally annihilating the headliners? If you think this could […]
Having spent a fair bit of time in New Jersey, recovering from their LP The Atom Spark Hotel, Schizo Fun […]
Summerteeth deserve your attention in every way. Not only are they cleverly catchy but, after going back to double-check, I’m […]
Karim Fanous hits you straight away with his funky soul-rapping music track ‘Superbug’. If I could dance fast enough to […]
Wow! What can I say; Marie Tueje definitely knows what gets me going, basically anything pink. Marie has sent me […]
Chris Cornell, a man of many talents, strikes it gold with this self-titled album Temple of the Dog (1990). With […]
OTT Promotions has kick-started 2007 with a brilliant show at Camden’s Purple Turtle on January 13th featuring an interesting line-up […]
It’s gone midnight at The Hobbit, but the party’s just beginning. After support slots from the Blardy Blars and Freeslave, […]
The one factor that made me listen up when I put on this record was the slick vocal that permeates […]
Andrew Eldritch, is that you? Surely no one but the Sauron of Dark Rock Music could survive in such a […]
As soon as this CD begins, it strikes me how much the ‘atmospherics’ are like those found on most Joy […]
With giant Floridian crabs turning up on the coast of Cornwall, The-Mag was suitably intrigued to find out what else […]
Narkan is the undiscovered gem of the UK underground rock scene playing supercharged, lush glam metal reinforced with big choruses, […]
To begin this review by describing Actress Hands as an inspiration to music or something that has never been heard […]
This album’s influences stare you in the face like the classic album covers you’d immediately recognise in a record shop […]
‘Isolation’ starts with a jangly guitar intro, courtesy of Nige, who is ably supported by the rhythm section of Caroline […]
Let me just start by saying that I have honestly never, ever heard a song that sounds more like a […]
Heelstone are a family acoustic trio that have been on the folk circuit for some five years now. They have […]
This is a frightening track. Really it is. It may be dirty guitar-ridden electro-pop with the voice of Debbie Harry’s […]
I can’t help but think labels like ‘post-hardcore and ‘post-rock’ are pretty pointless. Firstly, because defining something in terms of […]
It’s been ages since I’ve been to The Joiners. The winter period tends to bring an increase in arena-sized gigs […]
If you could do me one big favour and pause for an inordinately long time each time you find a […]
What do you get when you cross an ex-metal/prog-rock guitar smith from Norfolk with a classically trained Italian pianist who […]