Archive for ‘September, 2012’

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Sep29

Kentucky Fight Club/Shit/Liability

on September 29th, 2012 at 18:37
Posted In: Gigs, Reviews, Ross

Inferno, Bournemouth It’s Saturday night,its still warm for the time of year and the Inferno is still largely empty when first act Liability take to the “stage”. This band start the evening off nicely with a mix of covers and originals.

Sep27

CD: “Challenges” by Eat Defeat

on September 27th, 2012 at 20:17
Posted In: CD, Reviews, Ross

Released today, 27th September, Yorkshire Punks Eat Defeat release their album “Challenges”. Kicking off with “Self Help…” which has an intro right out of the Blink 182 songbook and has a hard-hitting fast paced tempo. There’s elements of Sum41 also – I’m guessing a large influence here. More personal lyrics abound the entire song and […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…

Sep26

EP: “Broken Jaw” by Light You Up

on September 26th, 2012 at 17:42
Posted In: CD, Reviews, George

When a band’s biography mentions sharing the stage with the likes of Red Jumpsuit Apparatus, A Loss For Words and Less Than Jake as well as working on their new EP with outstanding producer Romesh Dodangoda (The Blackout, Kids In Glass Houses, Lostprophets) you instantly feel excited.

Sep26

CD: “Between Buildings, Toward The Sea” By Autumn Owls

on September 26th, 2012 at 17:35
Posted In: CD, Reviews, Jon

At the intersection of The Editors, Interpol, and the point where the sun sets, and again at early sun rise – those twilight periods, you will find Autumn Owls. Hailing from Dublin this 5 piece are about to release their debut album “Between Buildings, Toward The Sea” a 12 track, following on from their 2 […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…

Sep26

CD: “The Rise Of Karaoke Culture and The Death Of Rock N’ Roll” by Lady Winwoods Maggot

on September 26th, 2012 at 16:56
Posted In: CD, Reviews, Mike

Lady Winwood’s Maggot, any fan of local music in the Dorset area will know, these death western folk punk tour de force have cemented themselves a solid live act to go see, their spectacular energy, gutsy no bullshit attitudes and tight musicianshipand appeals to everyone.

Sep26

CD: “Made In China” by Kyshera

on September 26th, 2012 at 16:38
Posted In: CD, Reviews, Jon

Somewhere, hiding in Wales, are three chaps who are making music the way they want to. These three chaps make up the unique sounding Kyshera. They are about to release their third body of work “Made In China” on their own record label, Konic Records.

Sep25

EP: “The Cat Mixtape” by Vlad

on September 25th, 2012 at 12:40
Posted In: CD, Reviews, Ross

Vlad are a Bournemouth 3 piece who celebrate & recreate the finer elements of early to mid 90’s Indie, and rather fine their music is too! On this EP, interestingly titled “The Cat Mixtape” we are treated to all that is good with a wide range of influences from the aforementioned genre.

Sep24

CD: “The Approach” by Kyoto Drive

on September 24th, 2012 at 20:14
Posted In: CD, Reviews, George

If like me you’re also suffering from post Summer depression, then may I introduce you to Kyoto Drive, a four piece, Birmingham based pop rock outfit who personify the warm Summer emotions we crave. This band have recently hit heavy expectations for their new mini album “The Approach” following UK and European tours in recent […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…

Sep24

EP: “A Favour For A Stranger” by Circle Of Reason

on September 24th, 2012 at 20:06
Posted In: CD, Reviews, George

Recently a magazine based in the New Forest called “Park Culture” started up and was on the lookout for metal bands to play shows in the area. Circle of Reason, a four piece alternative metal outfit from the area were one of the few bands to put their name forward, highlighting a clear drought of […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…

Sep23

CD: “Doing The Lord’s Work” by The Meteors

on September 23rd, 2012 at 12:10
Posted In: CD, Reviews, Jon

Over 30 years since their first release, and being the self-proclaimed only true purveyors of pure Psychobilly The Meteors release their latest opus, “Doing The Lord’s Work”. This 16 track heavyweight weighs in at just over an hour, so no doubt has to be value for money.