Has Gail Grainger ever had a Brutal Holiday?
Brutal Holiday by Hey You Guys! Single Review Did you grow up with the likes of Sid James, Kenneth Williams and Barbara […]
Liquid Planet by The Arboretum – Single Review
The Arboretum’s (Worcester based) once again release a piercingly relevant and paramount track. Titled ‘Liquid Planet’ this track undoubtingly political testimony surrounding […]
Vinny Peculiar – Peculiarities | Album Review
Lazy journalism would allow me to declare Vinny Peculiar is a musical Tony Hancock doppelganger or a “warm-hearted Morrisey” but that is […]
The Ballad of the Bee by The Kelly Line – Single Review
From an early age we all learned about the cycle of life. Every animal will inevitably experience pain; however, it allows life […]
Denim in the Dugout by The Humdrum Express – Single Review
Denim in the Dugout is the latest release from ever popular Worcestershire singer-songwriter and master of observational humour Ian Passey aka The […]
Diaz Brothers – Diaz Brothers – Album Review
Punk anyone? Well, what kind? Punk is a broad church, mind. This isn’t scratchy, jittery British 70s punk. Nor is it US […]
Vincent Flatts Final drive, ‘Back In The Saddle’
Damn me if Bertie and the boys haven’t confounded all the odds, and at long last gotten themselves into a studio and […]
Cloud 9 by Learn to Lie – Single Review
Learn to Lie, a Midlands-based alt-rock band release single ‘Cloud 9’ a feel-good rock banger. With pounding drums, funky riffs, powerful vocals, […]
Roving Heart by Bluebyrd – EP Review
Folk music has always had an underground presence. The genre formed by the accessibility of relatively affordable instruments, the human voice and […]
Darla Jade – Forget You Not – Single Review
For anyone that’s been reading Slap Magazine online over the past few months, they’ll know just how much we’re loving Darla Jade. […]