Song Review/ Indie Pop : The Pursuit of Pleasure’s ‘Smash my Heart to Ash’
Their latest release is ‘Smash my Heart to Ash’, a track that sets out their style and sonic atmosphere.
Album Review/ Indie Rock : The Iddy Biddies’ ‘The World Inside’
Their latest release is ‘The World Inside’, an album that puts a whole new spin on indie rock, lighting it up with grooves, vintage influences, and surreal arcs.
Song Review/ Rock : Worldclub’s ‘Tender in Temper’
If you like bands like The Kinks, The Who, and The Zombies, you’re sure to love Worldclub’s latest single, ‘Tender in Temper’. Influenced by the 70s and 80s, this band’s sound can be quite groovy. It is deep, dazing and hypnotic.
Album Review/ Alt Rock : The Fine Chairs’ ‘To Be Seated’
Their latest release is ‘Wait to be Seated’ a twelve-track album that showcases their expanding range and explorative impulse.
Album Review/ Rock : Dave Lebental’s ‘Stylus’
Dave Lebental and Karma Train have released their latest album, ‘Stylus’. A classic rock, blues, rock n roll collection that gets retro and fun.
Song Review/ Pop : BAAJ & BAAJ’s ‘Don’t Give Up’
BAAJ & BAAJ’s latest single, ‘Don’t Give Up’ is quite a stylistic exploration. The artist is known for his electro pop finesse and high energy soundscapes.
Song Review/ Rock : Leave Quietly’s ‘Marce’
Their latest release is ‘Marce’, a rock track that carries the soft pulse of punk and a kindred indie-ness in it.
Song Review/ Rock : Groovy Shirt Club’s ‘Believe’
Their latest release is ‘Believe’, an uplifting rock track that helps find the way back to a more hopeful and positive path.
Album Review/ Blues : Blues Corner’s ‘All That We Are’
Blues Corner have just released their latest album, ‘ALL THAT WE ARE’. The band covers it all. All kinds of blues. The slow, the fast and the groovy. Just a great way to spend the afternoon with.
Song Review/ Rock : Bullmaera’s ‘Imitator’
Bullmaera’s debut single, ‘Imitator (Demo)’ is a slow burn rock song that is made with hypnotic grooves, cold icy riffs and dazing chords.
Album Review/ Americana : Mogipbob’s ‘High on the Hog’
His latest release is ‘High on the Hog’, an album that blends feel good pop with 70s classic rock and some country/ Americana influences.
Song Review/ Funk : Grey & Purple Songbook’s ‘Lessons Learned, Vision Clear’
Their latest release is ‘Lessons Learned, Vision Clear’, a track that exemplifies the dynamism of their style and the sophistication of their craft.
Album Review/ Alt Rock : Siren Section’s ‘Separation Team’
Their latest release is ‘Separation Team’, a collection that builds a new sound sphere, song by song. The boundaries are forgotten.
Song Review/ Rock : Valiancy’s ‘Voices’
His latest release is ‘Voices’, a track that explores the nature of the voices in our heads. I
Album Review/ Rock : Whiskey General’s ‘Mooreish’
Their latest release is ‘Mooreish’, a collection that reinforces the power and pulse of this band. It also features the band’s range as they explore more expansive rock soundscapes.
Song Review/ Rock : Tom Minor’s ‘Change It!’
Tom Minor’s latest is ‘Change It!’, featuring Johnny Dalston. With fresh tones, dynamic riffs, and a brisk rhythm, the song feels like a brand new day.
Song Review/ Rock : Highroad No. 28’s ‘Thistroubledsoul’
Highroad No. 28’s alt rock sees new heights with latest release, ‘Thistroubledsoul’. The track features edge, indie, warmth, and emotion.
Album Review : Giuseppe Cucè’s ‘21grammi’
Song Review/ Rock : Exceptional Failures’ Givin’ it All Away’
Their latest release is ‘Givin’ it all Away’, a track that blends heavy riff action with angled chords, wayward vocals and brimming harmonies.
Song Review/ Classic Rock : Clinton Belcher’s ‘Save Me From Myself’
Clinton Belcher has just released his country/ classic rock song with ‘Save Me From Myself’. A track that explores the dark and broken spaces contained within humans