CD: “Out Of View” by The History of Apple Pie
When your band’s name is “The History of Apple Pie”, it’s pretty essential that your sound lives up to being as delicious as the dessert it was derived from. Luckily, “Out of View” which...
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EP: “Live At The Mill” by Bad Touch
With a tremendous rocking sound these guys where there inspirations on their sleeves with pride. Hailing from Norfolk they have recently produced their “Live at the Mill” EP. So if you like your rock...
CD: “Conduit” by Funeral For A Friend
After a mighty twelve years as a band, South Wales post hardcore outfit; Funeral For a Friend have churned out their sixth studio effort “Conduit” with the most potent change to previous records resulting...
CD: “A Host Of Other Artists” By Joe Perkins
Based in Bristol is Joe Perkins, and he seems to be a musician with unlimited capability. Drawing on influences from Vai, and Satriani, and a host of others, he has produced any amazing debut...
EP: “Ballads From The Cronk” by St. Evel
Croydon New Wave/Punk Revivalists St.Evel have a new offering out at present which came into my hands for review this week.
EP: “Bendict” by The Neon Tigers
NOW. To grab peoples attention, most companies or businesses have a catchy slogan, to draw in people and keep them interested. With bands, it’s not so easy, they need to have a good name,...
CD: “Invisible” by Hats Off Gentlemen It’s Adequate
London based “Hat’s Off…” have been featured here a couple of times already, and now their new album “Invisible” is available touting their brand of indie-rock with hints of folk, and other styles.
CD: “Sail The Deadly Seas” by The Jack Ratts
In the darkest depths of Charminster in Bournemouth, at the Roadkill studios The Jack Ratts have been busy recording themselves an album.After countless numbers of high energy gigs the band wanted to get a...
CD: “This Is What We Are” by Fuckshovel
“This Is What We Are” is the debut LP from London Punk/Rock/Metallers Fuckshovel. With a name like Fuckshovel one knows they are out to grab your attention. On opener “Germs of Empire” they set...
