The Golden Section have crafted a simply stunning piece of work for their debut record. This Chichester four-piece have been […]
The Blackout seem to be moving in the right direction. From a gig at the Twist in Colchester to a […]
Any band who credits their merch guy as a member is alright by me. Glasgow quintet (alright, quartet, but I’m […]
Bristol/Bath quartet Showing Off To Thieves certainly know how to rock. Opening track ‘Everyone Has Their Secrets’ kicks into its […]
Indie/electronica is the order of the day here, on the second full-length album from the first band I’ve knowingly heard […]
I hope Shaun Buswell and his band won’t sue me for saying this, but this is a nice album. Musicians […]
It would be churlish to deny that synths have a place in this world. Clubland would be a drum-heavy world […]
A bit of a funny one this. Six tracks are here presented by young Southampton band Frisbee in the Jewel […]
Another Dutch band (we’ve had a few recently) Heideroosjes purvey a modern punk/metal style, not dissimilar to moments on American […]
I have a dream that I want to talk about. It’s a recurring dream/nightmare scenario. I’m in a recording studio, […]
This Bristol-based three-piece have mashed together an EP that is as creatively brilliant as it is upsettingly predictable, not that […]
Despite managing to supply the most clichéd biography ever, a reasonably thin mix and some of the most eighties-arcade synth […]
The Carletons are a band on the rise, with a dark and edgy sound that’s got echoes of early Hard-Fi, […]
I’d heard things about McQueen. The four-piece attitude-rock band from Brighton have caused quite a stir since their inception in […]
Transportation has been a dream of sci-fi fans ever since the words “Beam me up, Scotty” were first uttered. So […]
‘We Are Youth’ hits you straight away with a dominant drum beat then suddenly erupts into a wild guitar frenzy. […]
Kennedy Sunday no longer exists. Rebranded and renamed as Armies of You, they’ve left their previous incarnation behind and embarked […]
Ufomammut have already written this review for me, and quite succinctly: ‘repetitious heavy metal sounds’. Not just a lyric on […]
Dark, brooding and dense, this album is the antithesis of all that annoying happy-go-lucky indie pop in the charts at […]
With all the profit earned from selling Kick Back The Rug And Everybody Dance going to Make a Wish foundation, […]
You only need to spot the fact that Kruzenshtern and Prohod are on this record to know you’re in for […]
From the very first guitar slide of ‘The Town and The City’, to the last plaintive keyboard note of ‘Last […]
There is a moment on this album (somewhere around the first chorus of ‘Out of the Question’ – think Snow […]
In a package delivered to me by some bloke on the back of a unicorn drinking home-brew cider, I got […]