Single Review: Domino Day by Mt. Yonder
I recall one football commentator of the era declared the seeming invincible Liverpool team of the mid-70s to mid- 80s: “Just did […]
Single Review: Sic ego by Seerr
There always room in the world for new artists and new music, so step forward Seerr. Debut single “Sic ego”, is from […]
Single Review: Don’t Breed – SUE
The Birmingham-founded Noise Punk group, SUE have released their latest single “Don’t Breed”. Led by Elliot Stone, the trio is renowned for […]
Album Review: The Human Error
Ruggedly political, apologetically loud and pugnacious, it is clear that punk is not dead in The Human Error’s eponymous debut punk album. […]
Album Review: Torches by Liars at the Witch Trial
Due for release on 31st March, Torches is the first full length album release from Birmingham based duo, Liars at the Witch […]
Single Review: Let It Out by The Chewgs
Worcester-based indie-folk duo, The Chewgs, released their debut single, “Let it Out,” a cathartic anthem that fuels an appetite for introspective honesty […]
Album Review: The Distance In Between by Fretblanket
Originally recorded more than 20 years ago, this is a very exciting album to review and I’m very glad it landed on […]
Single Review: Return Home by Rock Dove
Fresh band on the Worcester scene, Rock Dove, have released their debut single. “Return Home” draws inspiration from the emotions a shell-shocked […]
EP Review: Alchemy by Will Lawton and the Alchemists
Contemporary preference for the confessional style of the individual is mirrored in literature, television and, of course, music. Will Lawton and his […]
EP Review: The Calm by Dive Maru
Are you ready to take a trip? Let’s go on a journey with Dive Maru and escape the late winter chill. You’ll […]