“Staying Home” by Escapefrom’98
Those super happy people from Bournemouth’s most fun Punk/pop band Escapefrom’98 have just released a new single called ‘Staying Home’ which has a highly inappropriate title as the band are virtually never home as...
Category: CD
CD: “13” by The Devils Rejects
Here in deepest darkest depths of Dorset where we have certain bands that create their own unique niche genres such as “Death Western” by Lady Winwood’s Maggot and “Cowpunk ” by Pronghorn. The Devils...
CD: “Songs On Postcards” by Fearne
After a successful Pledge music campaign Dorset Music Award winners in 2011 Fearne have finally released their “difficult” third album “Songs On Postcards”. The album has taken longer than originally expected as all great...
EP: “Bloodjunkie” by Arms and the Man
Hitchin 5 piece “Arms & the Man” unleash their Hardcore Punk anger on us with “Bloodjunkie”. A ferocious mix of styles that would give The Bronx a run for their money. Harsh, angry lyrics...
EP: “The Long Way” by Paradigms
Paradigm – English Dictionary Definition: a set of forms all of which contain a particular element, especially the set of all inflected forms based on a single stem or theme.
EP: “The Moving House” by Our Final Hour
The Isle Of Man isn’t really known for its melodic Hardcore but that could be about to change with Our Final Hour. With a love of heavy music, a huge desire to climb to...
EP: “Float” by Palms and Pelicans
Palms and Pelicans are a four piece band from a place called Hordle in the New Forest in Hampshire,they have just released their debut four track EP “Float”.
CD: “Lost Light Receiver” by Lunarians
Describing themselves as “sonic architects” we have Lunarians a 5 piece from Bristol, who fuse art rock and electronica with a resultant effect of enthralling the listener in addictive beats, sculptural rhythms, blended in...
CD: “Square Peg in a Square Hole” by firewheelbombfire
From Cardiff comes the debut solo project from firewheelbomb, and experimental solo project.
CD: “Dreamoirs” by Dave McPherson
When I ponder the hard working musical artists of Britain, the first person who consumes my thoughts always seems to be the powerful character, Dave McPherson.
