This is the first demo from The Bad Robots who hail from London and liken themselves to The Beatles and […]
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Championing the cause of screamo and wearing their tears proudly on their fists, The Blackout are one of those Welsh […]
Black Scar Crossing blindfold you, dump you in the back of a Cortina and then drive around on some chalky […]
As a part of the big clear-out, we came across this enigmatic album from Cober, called Eulogy. Having already released […]
Don’t be put off by the title. I too was disappointed to find out that this was not a compilation […]
With an effortless, smooth vocal, this jazz meets showtime record contains an abundance of classy piano too. ‘Who Knows’ harks […]
Occasionally you carelessly whack a record into the CD player and it changes your day. I woke up miserable, went […]
Wheeling, West Virginia native Jason Kelly here presents four tracks of flat out melodic electric guitar goodness. Each track is […]
One of America’s finest song writing exports in many a time, the ever prolific Joseph Arthur releases not one, but […]
Since the release of this debut EP, on Lockjaw, Leicester five-piece Two Shot Blast have split up. This is a […]
Having toured extensively with such luminaries as Supergrass, the Buzzcocks and Iggy Pop, Anglo-American four piece The Nash have clearly […]
I blame Ian McCulloch. Ever since he and his merry (ha!) band of Bunnymen first started peddling their particular brand […]
Pink Widow successfully fuse several strands of the metal genre into a frantic and varied single. Not only that, but […]
Mixing an altogether Mancunian attitude with some sinister-sounding vocals, Kill The Young are a sombre-indie-rock outfit with the ability to […]
InMe return to public consciousness with their adjusted line-up (Dave’s brother Greg replaces Joe Morgan on bass) and with their […]
Riverstate survive an early moment of ‘Every Little Thing She Does is Magic’ and take things in a different direction […]
Now let’s get some facts straightened out before we get started on this record… Freezer Burn learned to play their […]
Combining Jimmy Eat World and The Early November into an abridged American rock sound, The First stomp their way through […]
The Tacticians are back with the sparkling power-pop single, ‘Girls Grow Up Faster Than Boys’. True enough! The vocals are […]
I have to put my hand up to the fact that I didn’t like these chaps when I saw them […]
Revere play intricate, delicate and emotional indie-pop, like a lighter version of Radiohead or a tidier Broken Social Scene. Some […]
When you attend a live performance several hundred feet above the ground in a glass fronted tower, you can’t help […]
The Cedar Falls have got a decent sound, wholesome guitars and slamming drums and bass make for a rock sound […]
Winners of the Diesel U-Music award for 2007, The Steers have clearly made a good impression on a lot of […]