Damage Limitation by The Human Error EP Review
The impetus urgency of determined youth is breath-taking at times. As captured on the latest offering by local punks the Human Error […]
Single Review: The Eyes by The Arboretum
The Arboretum return with a bit of a surprise track that is different to the usual ebbing and flowing of their shadowy […]
Album Review: Live From Marrs by Kick The Clown
Injured at work through no fault of your own? Has your annual leave entitlement been reduced with no consultation period? Fired and […]
Album Review: The Crazy One by Chloe Mogg
A Rollercoaster of Emotion and Musical Brilliance I vividly recall my first encounter with Chloe Mogg in 2019, where she graced the […]
Album Review: Maybe Tomorrow by The Samples
Worcester punks The Samples first started pogoing in 1978 and toured until the mid-80s. Although, these punk originators never officially clocked-off, it […]
Album Review: Kriller by Seas of Mirth
A krill is a small, unassuming shrimp like crustacean preyed upon by larger creatures of the deep. Kriller by Seas of Mirth, […]
EP Review: Cyberwar by Angelina and The Fandangos
Here’s a fun EP for the pub going massive. Local to Hereford these guys have started cutting their teeth at The Loft […]
Single Review: I can See Everything by Tay Temple
Tay Temple’s single carries a message, it’s lyrically woven with her call to the people, and like all great protest songs it’s […]
Darkwood by The Blue Lena
I was struggling to write anything about this CD until I thought of a food analogy – if anything The Blue Lena […]
Album Review: ‘How I learned to love the freaks.’ – Vinny Peculiar
The 13th studio album from Worcester, artist Vinny Peculiar (aka Alan Wilkes). Since picking up the album for review I’ve found myself […]