Single review: ‘Plastic People’ by Kick the Clown
If twee was a town, it might be Worcester. Ask anyone what Worcester is, and – after they’ve predictably mangled the pronunciation […]
Album Review: Torres Abren Fuego by Mistrusted
I was today years old when I learnt that the word ‘torres’ means ‘towers’ in English. Until this morning, I thought it […]
Single Review: Ophelia by Saint Senara
The harmonic duo Saint Senara, from Cheltenham, have released a third single from their impending EP. Ophelia hints at the tragic, Shakespearean […]
Album Review: One by One Big Family
It’s no exaggeration to say that the number of hot meals I have had in over four decades on this planet is […]
Single review: ‘Tower of Sunshine’ by Silverlake
While everyone was going mad for Oasis, I was baffled that they weren’t losing their minds about ‘In The Meantime’ by Spacehog. […]
CD Review: Nothing but the Truth by The Samples
Nothing but the Truth by The SamplesBonus CD originally free with the Speak Truth to Power album Original Punk was defined by […]
Single Review: ‘Get Over It’ by SUE
The Black Country trio SUE recommend listening to their new single ‘Get Over It’ during long evening drives. This is perhaps not […]
Single Review: Different People by Jonny Melodic
Jonathan Stuart Ransted – aka Jonny Melodic – was in the 90s Britpop band Slim Fit alongside Peter Richard Adams of Hey […]
Album review: Why Are We Not Famous? By Swaktang
Green Day were formed in Rodeo, California, in 1987. Two years later, in Wolverhampton, Swaktang entered the world, kicking and screaming like […]
Single review: Unpopular by WEAK13
Apparently, the British are renowned for their sarcasm, but have you heard the American punk band Dead Kennedys? ‘Holiday in Cambodia’ makes […]