CD: “Cellar Darling” by Anna Murphy
Branching out from Swiss Metal giants Eluviate (I’m keeping it local Chinners!) comes the crazily multi-talented Anna Murphy with her debut album Cellar Darling this November.
Author: Jon
News: November Issue of Bournemouth Music is OUT NOW!
Your guide to the best music in Bournemouth, Poole and the Dorset area covering all your favourite venues throughout the area.
News: The Jack Ratts
Bournemouth band The Jack Ratts have been keeping themselves busy not only gigging but have been making a film documenting their summer of gigs and festivals.
Preview: Bournemouth Rock Cafe
Take a Look at the newly opened Bournemouth Rock Cafe within the The Beacon Hotel. Offering the biggest selection of locally themed music memorabillia on the South coast.
EP: EK Decay
To this reviewer’s knowledge only two great bands have come out of East Kilbride – JAMC and now EK Decay (not to be confused with UK Decay)!
CD: “More Naked Than Obscene” by Twelve Feet Of Clay
“More Naked Than Obscene” is the forthcoming second album from the Cambridge based, Twelve Clay Feet which is due to be released on the 11th November.
Brother & Bones/Electric Panda/Dan Gordon
The Winchester Pub, Bournemouth This Brother and Bones gig at The Winchester, Bournemouth is almost impossible to explain with words. It was absolutely incredible and an experience I will never forget.
Black Water County at Hope FM
Hope Fm Studio, Bournemouth Black Water County bought along their lively style of Celtic folk rock to the Hope FM Studio on Wednesday with the band playing four brilliant toe trapping tracks that got...
EP: “Ugly” by Vienna Ditto
Vienna Ditto describe themselves as a “female-fronted electronic blues duo” and while this is certainly true, it doesn’t really come close to describing the beauty and oddity of their sound, a trippy and evocative...
CD: “Willowen” by Willowen
The 11-track debut album from the Indie-Quirk Folk trio from Bournemouth will transport you into a place far more pleasant than the one you began in. With their unique folk sound and use of...
