Local Freak’s Album Review- Sugarmen
Liverpool has a legendary reputation for producing hit bands of both the mainstream and independent variety, and newcomers the Sugarmen […]
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An Interview with The Darkness
Eccentric wild-haired rockers The Darkness are back with their brand-new album ÔÇÿPinewood Smile’, as well as a huge nation-wide winter
Amber Run’s Alaska EP Review
If you know Maggie Roger’s 2016 song Alaska, you’ll know it’s groovy, funky and you’ll know its the perfect shoulder-shimmy-head-bop
ALbum: Frankie Cosmos – ‘Next Thing’
The album art for the sophomore record of Frankie Cosmos ÔÇô the solo recording moniker for Porches member and Bandcamp
Album: Gwenno – ‘Y Dydd Olaf’
Based off of scientist-turned-writer Owain Owain’s 1976 novel of the same name, Y Dydd Olaf is centred around the concept
Album: Killing Joke – ‘Pylon’
A band that bridged the gap between the 80s gothic rock sounds of The Cure or Siouxsie & The Banshees
Album: Enter Shikari – ‘The Mindsweep: Hospitalised’
Enter Shikari’s January opus ÔÇÿThe Mindsweep’ brought the rock and electronic worlds into the New Year in fine style. Never
Album: Metric – ‘Pagans In Vegas’
It has been three years since the release of Canadian electro-rock band, Metric’s last album, the well-received ÔÇÿSynthetica’, but the
Album: Duran Duran – ‘Paper Gods’
Five years on from their last studio album ‘All You Need Is Now’, Duran Duran had left fans ‘Hungry Like
Album: The Ordinary Boys – The Ordinary Boys
For many of us, it may seem like a lifetime ago that the self-assured Preston and his gang of merry
Album:Richard Hawley ÔÇô Hollow Meadows
Recorded at Sheffield’s Yellow Arch Studio, ÔÇÿHollow Meadows’ is Richard Hawley’s love song to the best of ballroom ballads; he
Album: Jess Glynne – ‘I Cry When I Laugh’
ÔÇÿI Cry When I Laugh’ is the highly acclaimed, debut album for South London based singer, Jess Glynne; who is
Album : Spector – Moth Boys
Spector first appeared on our radars in 2011, at a time when all of the guitar bands that could afford
Album: Lucy Rose – Work It Out
Back with her belated second album, follow-up to 2012’s folksy ÔÇÿLike I Used To’, Lucy Rose returns with a record
Album: Everything Everything – Get To Heaven
‘Get To Heaven’ is the long-awaited album from the Manchester-based art-rock band, Everything Everything. It follows the success of their
Album: Wolf Alice – My Love Is Cool
It seems like an age since Wolf Alice released their self-titled EP in early 2013. Two further EPs have followed, but
Review: The Gaslight Anthem – Get Hurt
Brian Fallon has been writing songs about heartbreak all his life. So what makes this collection different? The clues are
Review: Twin Atlantic – Great Divide
Twin Atlantic impressed with their cracking debut full length, ÔÇÿFree’.┬á Since then, the amount of interest focused on their follow
Review: Biffy Clyro – ‘Similarities’
Biffy Clyro’s B-side compilation album, ÔÇÿSimilarities’, is not a waste of time. It’s not a cheap money spinner that tides
Review: Morrissey – ‘World Peace Is None Of Your Business’
International tensions are increasing, conflict has provoked much political debate, and what’s more, the UK’s general election is fast approaching.