Forget Me Not by Red Hot Riot – Album Review
Ever wondered what it’s like to be a young man in his twenties today? Forget Me Not the keenly awaited album by […]
The World’s Gone Crazy and So Have I
The World’s Gone Crazy and So Have I by Nuns of the Tundra – EP Review Former Worcester Music Festival headliners Nuns […]
Rewind by Tri-City Fanfare – Single Review
Martin Whittiker and Shane Dixon from Bromyard have been busy, very busy; creating a band name and a sound all of their […]
Long Gone Silver by Y!KES – Single Review
Y!KES, anti-pop quartet based in Birmingham, releases, Long Gone Silver, an insane and scorching new single. Through its snarling vocals, untamed drums […]
Conifers by Chris Clarke – EP Review
Recorded in the last two lockdowns, Chris Clarke releases his debut stunning guitar-based rock debut EP Conifers. Like the conifer tree that […]
Blur by Chlorine – Single Review
New single “Blur” by Chlorine was unleashed into the wild on 19th February after being worked on remotely throughout lockdown. This 5 […]
What’s a Boy to Do? by Red Hot Riot – Single Review
All musicians strive to find their musical identity in much the same way writers long to discover their own voice on the […]
Four Slot Toaster by Pseudo Pseudo – EP Review
The band’s very name itself suggests imposter syndrome: Pseudo Pseudo. However, after a satisfying introductory listen their 4 song Ep, Four Slot […]
True Love Will Find You In The End by Katherine Priddy
True Love Will Find You In The End Single Review If Katherine Priddy isn’t on your list to check out at a […]
What Are You Scared Of? Dead Dads Club – EP Review
Dead Dads Club EP What Are You Scared Of? is live but is the band actually dead this time? Recorded in a […]