Yes SiR, Her Too…
As of late, I’ve been moving back into a RnB kind of vibe lately. Not because I’m bored with what I’m listening to currently, more simply because I haven’t really been…
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Sneak Preview: Ella Joy – Lucid Living EP
Checking In With Ella Joy. We first crossed paths with Ella Joy over a year ago when she basically blindsided us by conjuring a voice of such character it belied…
Noveliss’ ‘Mic Swordz’ Is Hip-Hop for the Anime Generation
Last summer Detroit native MC Noveliss introduced himself to the world with nostalgia-laden EP “Toonami Tsunamis”.
Review: Foo Fighters – Saint Cecilia
The last year has been unkind to the Foo Fighters. Disappointing albums, broken legs and underwhelming twentieth-anniversary tours have plagued the outfit.
SayWeCanFly Darling EP – Flying High or Crash-Landing?
We all like an authentic artist. One who grows from their roots and doesn’t take some fancy ‘You’re suddenly fit and a fantastic singer’ pill.
Review: Layover – What Little We Have Left
After last week’s 5SOS review, we have even more pop punk for you, although this week’s strays a fair bit more toward the punk side of the spectrum. Local four…
Review: Speaking in Shadows – The Anchor
Nuneaton-based rockers Speaking in Shadows are back with the follow-up to their 2014 EP The Lies We Lead; a modest six track EP known simply as The Anchor. SIS start…
Elegies – Daylight Disease Review
Sheffield six-piece Elegies are back with their first release on shiny new record label Hassle Records (We Are the Ocean, Canterbury) titled ‘Daylight Disease’. At just over 10 minutes, Elegies have…
Ta-ku: Break up to Make up
When you think about Australia you probably think about surfing, kangaroos, shrimps on the barbie – that kind of thing. Totally understandable. Now, if I said: what do you think…
Introducing Ella Squirrell – ‘Loop’
“Poetry, nature and literature inspire me when it comes to songwriting. Musically, however, I am inspired by the purity in both Joni Mitchell’s and Rae Morris’ vocal expression and musically…
The First’s Final Goodbye – Livexist
The First have always been a solid band. Whilst not offering anything new to the genre, they wrote and played music that was a level above the mediocrity that is…
The Bad Flowers – Vicious Lullabies – EP Launch Gig
Less than a year has passed since we saw The Bad Flowers smash the O2 Academy at JML One’s To Watch, now they are signed under Gigster Promotions Ltd and…
The Bad Flowers – Viscious Lullabies – EP Review
I still remember the first time I heard The Bad Flowers. It was late last summer, I was at a gig where a promoter had bought together some of the…