Live Review: Daniel Avery, 10 Feet Tall, 23.01.14
It’s safe to say that merely 12 months ago, most people would not have heard of Daniel Avery. A resident […]
Album Review: Of Mice & Men – ‘Restoring Force’
Founded by original Attack Attack! vocalist Austin Carlile and bassist Jaxin Hall in 2009,┬á┬áCosta Mesa, California’s Of Mice┬á&┬áMen seemed set
Interview: Royal Blood
Soon-to-be the hottest duo in British Rock music, Mike & Ben from Royal Blood chat to Marc Mayo about 2014,
Live Review: London Grammar, Solus, 28.01.13
London┬áGrammar’s UK tour has been eagerly anticipated.┬á Solus is illuminated by a thousand smartphones; Cardiff waits to watch it through
Album Review: Bombay Bicycle Club – ‘So Long, See You Tomorrow’
Since the release of their debut album ÔÇÿI Had The Blues But I Shook Them Loose’ in 2008, Bombay Bicycle
Live Review: Electric Six, The Glee Club, 9.12.13
The gig was opened by The Kix, a female rock trio from Aberdare in South Wales. Having only a limited
Live Review: The Word Alive, CF10, 4.12.13
It is 7pm and everyone in line is in high spirits but anxious to enter the warmth of the venue.
Live Review: Bullet For My Valentine, Asking Alexandria, Young Guns – Motorpoint Arena – 06.12.13
Bullet For My Valentine have been marking Wales’ place on the heavy metal map of the UK for some years
Live Review: The Dillinger Escape Plan, Great Hall 2, 1.11.12
Upgraded from the Solus to the cavernous Great Hall, the feverishness that surrounds tonight’s rare Dillinger Escape Plan UK appearance
Live Review: Frightened Rabbit, Bristol Anson Rooms
Upon arrival at Bristol’s Anson Rooms, Frightened Rabbit had already had the busiest and most successful of their ten years
Preview: Dads, Newport Le Pub, 16.11.13
Hailing from the musical hotbed of New Jersey, Dads offer up the kind of twinkly, guitar-based emo thats nonchalance is
Album Review: The Fratellis – ‘We Need Medicine’
At what point between Chelsea Dagger and now did The Fratellis lose it? A change of sound for the band has
Single Review: Editors – ‘Honesty’
A soft-rock ballad is probably the best way to describe the latest release from Birmingham’s alt-rockers┬áEditors. In other words,
Album Review: Deaf Havana – ‘Old Souls’
In 2010, Hunstanton-based band Deaf Havana lost their aggressive vocalist Ryan Mellor, and with that a substantial aspect of their
Album Review: Luke Sital-Singh – ‘Tornadoes’
In an age where music is plagued by over-production, 808s and dwindling sincerity, Luke Sital-Singh provides an oasis of calm
Preview: The Feeling & Yellowire, Solus, 3.11.12
Have a guess at who was the most played band on the radio in 2006? Got a Feeling you know
Feature: And The Winner Is
With the Mercury and Welsh Music prizes both taking place this October, Joseph Ainscough takes a look at the relevance
Live Review: The Blackout, Solus, 24.10.13
Sean Smith, the slightly more outspoken half of The Blackout‘s vocal partnership, often jokes they are “the best live band
Live Review: letlive., Clwb Ifor Bach, 15.10.13
Since letlive. broke into the UK hardcore scene following the release of their critically acclaimed album Fake History in 2010,
Album Review: Diana Vickers – ‘Music To Make Boys Cry’
Remember Diana Vickers? Semi-finalist on The X Factor 2008? If not, perhaps you should, because take one glance at her