Collected Re-works Volume II – The Foals review
Collected Reworks Volume II isn’t so much a reworking at all, but more a fresh sound unearthed as a whole new concep
Album Reviews
Open Up Your Head – Sea Girls Album Review
For the past few years, UK indie has been spitting out a stream of nice guitar bands like Londoners Sea Girls producing great music.
Heart Theory – Lindsay Ell album review
Having been performing since 2008, Canadian pop favourite Lindsay Ell only started to make a mark on the worldwide pop scene a few years ago.
I Slept On The Floor – Another Sky album review
Invest the time into Art/indie quartet Another Sky’s debut album “I Slept On The Floor” and you’ll find a wonderfully unique piece of work.
Drinks With Infinity Album Review – Geoff Tyson
Hot and heavy, yet chilled and light, the ease with which Tyson seemingly drills down into the rhythms is a pleasure to experience.
Ugly Is Beautiful – Oliver Tree album review
“Ugly Is Beautiful” is impossible to pigeonhole but, if you’re a devotee of his madcap world, you’ll love each and every twist.
Great British Home Chorus – Gareth Malone album review
One of the more heartwarming projects to come from the lockdown, Gareth Malone and 11,000 of his closest friends join up for the first EP in the series.
Strong Enough – Shaun Escoffery album review
Strong Enough Album Review.Shaun Escoffery might not be a name that you’re familiar with but, lets make no bones about it, this man is a big deal.
The Glow – DMA’S album review
A lyrical joy, musical roustabout and production delight, this is arguably the track of the album
Love & Peace album review – Seasick Steve
Steve will be playing on the Main Stage at the Isle of Wight Festival 2021 on Sunday 20th June.