Amoeba Teen by Amoeba Teen – Album Review
Released 22nd April 2022 Big Stir Records Amoeba Teen, Stourbridge’s premier purveyors of Power Pop, return with the release of a brand […]
Voice on the Radio by Moulin Ridge – Album Review
The collaboration of Heather Wastie and Andy Middleton began in the mid-1970s, whilst attending Birmingham University and the listening pleasure of this […]
Iron Deficiency by Y!KES – Single Review
Released at the end of last month, Iron Deficiency is the latest release from 4 piece Midlands based band Y!KES. A few […]
Outside Looking In by Stone Foundation – Album Review
The 70s, flared corduroy, big collars, brass sections, deep bass, choppy guitar and wah, Hammond and Rhodes, rare groove, jazz funk, blah, […]
See You Again by Raggedstone Crawler – Single Review
Rock three piece Raggedstone Crawler carve their name into the Midlands scene with their new track See You Again. If you were […]
Smile by Learn To Lie – Single Review
“Smile” is a wicked new heavy grunge tune from the 3 piece, Staffordshire based Alt-rock outfit Learn To Lie. And it is […]
Video / Single review – Plexbit by Lobster
West Midlands ska has a noble, longstanding tradition of political comment and it seems like Lobster are the next link in that […]
Sue I will Dance – Single Review
With an intro reminiscent of a radio being stuck between two stations – I appreciate you need to be of an age […]
Welcome to Stourbridge 2 – Review
In the midst of the first Lockdown in 2020, Chris Wilson of Stourbridge Studios came up with an inspired idea to unite […]
On The Home Phone by Ryan McMey – Single Review
Ryan McMey refers to himself as an emotional autobiographer rather than a story teller when it comes to putting pen to paper […]