Thinking that I’ve been sent another copy of Hackpens ‘The Nyquist Theory’, I struggle in vain for a few minutes […]
There’s a hornet trapped somewhere in this flat. I can hear it and it’s incredibly angry. Perhaps I’d better roll […]
The Shan’s demo boasts vibrant songs with riffs similar to Red Hot Chilli Peppers that give it that rock with […]
One Life Left know how to build anticipation, with ‘Freedom Failure’ using a verse as a way of getting from […]
My Japanese is a little rusty, but I believe the term ‘Nakeru’ means something along the lines of ‘I am […]
Within seconds of pressing play, my mind is screaming “if nobody mentions The Streets I’ll eat a hamster”. However, perhaps […]
The first thing I noticed about ‘Summer of Sin’ is its vibrancy and originality. It’s very upbeat but at the […]
Although their name is taken from one of the chill-out areas of Glastonbury, The Healing Fields aren’t only accessible to […]
Quick to follow up on the success of their ‘You Own Me’ EP, Tern are back with a double a-side […]
Ladies and gentleman, Mach Schau have entered the building, and they look like they mean business. In fact, they’ve sauntered […]
With song titles such as ‘Born to Lose’ and ‘Kill Us All’, my expectation of the ominously named Mister Doom […]
The slowness to iLiKETRAiNS’ debut single ‘Before The Curtains Close’ creates a mellow, almost depressing atmosphere, similar to that of […]
The Warm have chosen one of the most appropriate names in musical history, instantly describing their sound like some kind […]
Northern Ireland’s Soundstone are a five-man rock band with comparisons in the bag to Queens of the Stone Age and […]
It would be an understatement to say a lot of people were affected by the events in London on July […]
Based in Merseyside and virtually a three-piece, Dirtblonde are plying white-noise punk rock that is innovative, spikey, and (as their […]
When you think of punk, you think about some gritty expression of angst – whether it’s political, social, or just […]
Retro-modern rockers, Zero Point Field, have been around for just over a year. With influences drawn from Sabbath and Led […]
When you hear the words beautiful and feet in the same sentence, you won’t be likely to see my name […]
Singer / songwriter / teenager, Francesca Berlin, has hit the ground running with a series of studio recordings and live […]
Schoolyard Fashionistas’ demo kicks off with possibly the catchiest track on the CD, ‘Eye for an Eye’. A Killers influence […]
Quartershade’s ‘Machines to Live In’ is something novel; music with real emotion. Good vocals and professional music are clear from […]
The latest offering from five-piece Hertfordshire-based band, Rotating Leslie had my toe tapping within a few seconds. Opening with a […]
Every once in a while you review something out-of-the-ordinary, like this three-track demo from ‘Rockidle’, the musical alter-ego of Derek […]