News: The Frequency Need a New Bass Player!
The Frequency have sadly announced that their Bass Player Dan Hammond Smith has decided to leave the band for pastures new, we can not speculate as to his reasons for him leaving.
Category: Reviews
EP: “Addiction of Duplicties, part 1” by Trash Monroe
Opening with the rich velvety vocals of Melany these Essex based alternative rockers serve up their latest offering in the form of two tracks, under the banner of “Addiction of Duplicties, part 1”. Formed...
CD: “Evil Eye Charm” by Katrin The Thrill
From Greece comes Katerina Panopoulou with her album “Evil Eye Charm”, a dark collection of songs for which a lost or a love out of reach, perhaps even forbidden, is the predominant theme. The...
EP: “Red Flag” By Code500
Released earlier this year, nothing like keeping your finger on the pulse, a group from Northampton called Code500 released their debut E.P. Red Flag. A stunning piece of work for a debut E.P.
EP: “Neurogenesis” by The Monks Of Mellonwah
Neurogenesis is the latest offering from the four piece known as the “Monks of Mellonwah” who hail from down under, specifically Sydney. With a unique blend of alternative rock this EP is a powerful...
Muscliff Family Music Festival
Muscliff, Bournemouth Featuring : Peace, Love & Gloves,Recreation Band, Blazin’ Aces, Brothers Grimmer, Adam ‘Yeti’ Phillips, Deaf By 4, and more Saturday 8th September saw the launch of yet another great community Festival in...
The Mission(aka Bloodbrothers)
Joiners Arms, Southampton On a balmy night in Southampton the Goth fraternity from all parts of the world including Canada are out in force. The Mission are in town for a secret gig, a...
Pronghorn’s 20th Anniversary Party
Mr Kyps, Poole Featuring: Pronghorn/The Skimmity Hitchers/Pose In 1992 when grunge was what every self respecting alternative music fan was into, a group of friends who decided to go against the grain formed a...
EP: “But A Handful Of Puzzle Pieces” by Falling For Vanity
Three piece Weymouth band “Falling For Vanity” formed in April 2012, amongst the ever evolving music scene created by some great gigs put on by Hourglass promotions in such venues as Finns and the...
Karma To Burn/Desert Storm/Skeleton/Neon Tigers
The Anvil, Bournemouth Damn, I missed the opening band Mother Corona. So when the Neon Tigers come on I was down the front for their 70’s tinged boogie fuzz rock! Last time I saw...
