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 […]
Album Review: Echo Gecco – Self Titled
What can’t I say about this album? Well I can’t say it’s bad. Or Average. Or fair to middling. It’s brilliant. It’s […]
Single Review: Lights Are On by The Idle Quiet
If you go to the dedicated website for The Idle Quiet you will discover the intention is there, plans are afoot but […]
Album Review: Broadcast The Secret Verse by Chris Cleverley
Chris Cleverly (“born under a solstice moon, in an aura of honeysuckle mysticism”) has recently dropped a new album, Broadcast The Secret […]
In the Bleak Midwinter by The Samples | A single review
It is fitting the intro and outro to The Samples charitable single “In the Bleak Midwinter”, a Punk reworking of a traditional […]
Review: Milkshake by The Pink Diamond Revue
Dirty, surreal and dark – The Pink Diamond Revue never disappoint with their brand of electronic Americana and now they are back […]