Album Review: The Destructors – ‘New York, New York’
The Destructors are a British punk band, formed on the back of the 1977 punk revolution.┬á They have attempted to […]
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Album Review: Skindred – ‘Kill The Power’
Skindred’s take on alternative metal combined with dancehall, hip hop and electronica has proven to be one of the most
Album Review: Lewis Watson – ‘Some Songs With Some Friends’
Despite not being the most imaginative of titles, Lewis Watson’s fifth EP ÔÇÿSome Songs With Some Friends’ does exactly what
Album Review: You Me At Six – ‘Cavalier Youth’
You Me At Six’s long-awaited ‘Cavalier Youth’ has finally arrived. Touted as an album of epic proportions, the Weybridge quintet
Album Review: Warpaint – ‘Warpaint’
Four long years since their full-length debut ÔÇÿThe Fool’, Warpaint open their self-titled follow up with an apology. Seconds into
Review: Eagulls – Eagulls
The Leeds-based five-piece will drop their self-titled LP on March 3rd, but is it more eagle or seagull? Perhaps someone
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
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
Review: Billie Joe and Norah – ‘Foreverly’
It doesn’t seem like the most natural fit at first sight. The idea of Green Day frontman Billie Joe Armstrong
Album Review: Los Campesinos!
You know those albums where every song is absolutely top notch? Those albums that you just can’t stop listening to?
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
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: Eminem – The Marshall Mathers LP 2
Drugs. Rape. Suicide. Murder. Homophobia. Misogyny. There didn’t seem to be a taboo subject that Eminem wouldn’t tackle releasing ‘The
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
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
Album Review: Max Raptor – ‘Mother’s Ruin’
Back in the 1970s, the UK played a major role in the huge new genre punk-rock. Since then, punk has
Album Review: The Getaway Plan – ‘Lovesick’
If you’re looking for a cross between everything you once found on MySpace and the Camp Rock soundtrack, then Australian
Album Review: Hanson – ‘Anthem’
Wave goodbye to ‘MMMBop’, kids, Hanson are back with a cleaner, more mature release┬á(you would hope so after nearly twenty
Album Review: Pearl Jam – Lightning Bolt
 9/10 With contemporaries Alice in Chains, Soundgarden and Nirvana (if we count that Paul McCartney collaboration) making music again, Seattle
King Krule – Six Feet Beneath The Moon
Archy Marshall’s music has been attracting interest for over three years and for many, this album has been a long