Album Review: Grease Bucket by Gwyn Ashton
Gwyn Ashton is a bit of a maverick, a nomadic troubadour, born in Wales, raised in Australia, and on the road ever […]
Album review: Fury – Interceptor
Just to clear up any doubts: Birmingham-based heavy metalists Fury are not named after a wrestler, and their fifth album Interceptor is […]
Album review: Real Life Stories – The Strangest Feeling
Guns ‘n’ Roses took 17 years to make Chinese Democracy. Real Life Stories, the second album by Birmingham-based band The Strangest Feeling, […]
Album Review: Nuns of the Tundra – Nuns of the Tundra
I’ll happily admit that this is the first time I’ve taken the time to listen to any Nuns of the Tundra. Safe […]
Album Review: French Exit by Chevy Chase Stole My Wife
I won’t pretend that I am not as emotionally invested in this album as I am. I have been friends with the […]
Single Review: Resident Evil by The Human Error
The dictionary definition of the phrase “human error” pithily states “is a mistake made by a person”. However, make no mistake The […]
Single Review: Divine in Ruin by Mount Slatra
Thrash metal may no longer dominate the mainstream, but with Divine in Ruin, West Midlands outfit Mount Slatra deliver a reminder of […]
Alligator Out by Lee and the Rich Sons
Lee Richardson, formerly of Zen Kat, has gone out on his own. ‘Alligator Out’ is the first track under his new name Lee and […]
Shout It Out by Jonny Melodic
Here’s a big, sparkling slab of indie pop from Jonny Melodic! The guitars jangle, the rhythm section swings and hats are tipped […]
Single Review: ‘Stuck In The Same Glue’ by Riddleskins
From the very first listen of Stuck In The Same Glue by Riddleskins, I found myself both intrigued and compelled to hear […]