Hip-hop/Brit Pop outfit Big Terror release their self-titled record, featuring an impressive backbone of 70s and 90s music with an element of fun amongst contagious beats. In life, there are those that follow and those that lead. Big Terror realise this, and their new self-titled record is testament to both sides of the coin. Using … Read more
Daggerplay return with new record Subterranean Reality, injecting some well needed fun back into the punk sound in an upbeat and guitar driven record. The 90s were renowned for that American punk sound, but it seems to have slowly ebbed away from the mainstream over the last decade or so. Finnish rockers Daggerplay are here … Read more
We take a listen to new record Jammin’ With Juma from Rich Lerner & The Groove, giving the listener a taste of jam-rock mixed with chilled out beats. When you’ve been in a band for a while, you can struggle to differentiate yourself from your music. Sometimes it’s good look to new people and new … Read more
I recently booked a trip to Colombia to take in its vast heritage and beautiful sights and sounds. And while I was there, why not look for some record stores? With flight ticket in hand, I was off to Colombia. It might not be the first travel destination on everyone’s list, but for me, it’s … Read more
American High release new album U.N Article 14, and with it put forward their 60s and 90s influenced sound with a social conscience. If bands can keep one foothold on the past, it can do wonders for the music. You can learn from some of the greats, yourself to be influenced by their sounds, and … Read more
The J. & F. Band features a myriad of seasoned musicians who use new record From The Roots To The Sky to show off ideas, showdown with each other, and jam to their heart’s content. Once you’ve been in the music industry for a long time it must get tiresome. Playing certain generic rhythms, melodies … Read more
Scotty Seed hits us with three tracks as a single release, each song delivering on the artist’s unique approach to changing genres at the drop of a hat. Scotty has always been about trying out new ideas and using sub-genres to get his message across, and Single is the artist sticking to his own rules. … Read more
After reviewing Adam Rose’s record Levitate The Base last month, we take a listen to his other recent release, Gates Wide Open. As you can see from our previous review of Adam Rose’s Levitate The Base, it scored a decent 3/5. The music was solid, and it had tonnes of passion throughout. The only thing … Read more
Lillimure hits us with new track WDYTM, creating a beautiful summer anthem amongst heartache, effervescent vocals, and Soul Pop connotations. She may be young, but it already feels like Lillimure’s musical style is solid. Many artists take a while to figure out their sound, but the singer/songwriter from New York is perfectly at ease with … Read more
Brave return with new full-length record the calm | the storm, and with it bring an album playing on both the heavy and the serene, with an impressive mix of genres. Sometimes, when a band has an extended break from releasing music, they lose that special something. Life happens, interests wane and priorities change. This … Read more