Review

The legendary cosmic explorers’ first outing in two decades is an intoxicating, vital and welcome addition to the canon of astral jazz; space still is the place. Ever since the demise of outsize Afro-futurist visionary and bandleader Herman ‘Sonny’ Blount’ aka Sun Ra in 1993, his sprawling Arkestra has continued to honour his legacy, even weathering the loss of integral … [Read more...] about Sun Ra Arkestra: Swirling – Review

Bring Me The Horizon are back with their apocalyptic EP, Post Human: Survival Horror. Written as a means of coping with the COVID-19 pandemic, the tracks on the latest Bring Me The Horizon EP comment on humanity’s precarious existence through a mix of hard rock, thrash metal, and electronica. As the title Survival Horror suggests, listeners are in for a sobering experience … [Read more...] about Bring Me The Horizon: Post Human: Survival Horror – Review

Christmas is just around the corner and with what feels like at the moment, the most un-festive Christmas period, The Goo Goo Dolls have tried to spread Christmas cheer. The release of some self-written, original Christmas tracks with a mixture of your favourite Christmas hits, Goo Goo Dolls have sprinkled their magic Goo Goo stamp all over it, ready to ignite the excitement … [Read more...] about The Goo Goo Dolls: It’s Christmas All Over – Review

Folk-rock musician Eric H.F. Law creates an open and honest album touching on hard-hitting issues with Better Angels. 2020 has been hard for everyone in one way or another. Some people listen to music to cope, revelling in the sound of others going through similar hardships, knowing that there’s others out there who can relate to the difficult times they’re going through. … [Read more...] about Eric H.F. Law: Better Angels – Review

Experimental Brooklyn-based musician Da’Vinci creates a warm and inviting lofi sound with new EP, Stardust. Da’Vinci is one of those aettists that loves to draw inspiration from his fans. Enjoying working alongside the musicians and talent that are welcomed into the fold under his production, these ideas are then developed and strengthened, with his experimental, lofi sound … [Read more...] about Da’Vinci: Stardust – EP Review

Johnny Lloyd carries on with what has been an extremely productive couple of years with his brand new, fourth solo album, Cheap Medication. The former Operahouse and Tribes man is showing absolutely no signs of stopping through these challenging times and this latest record is a brilliant showcase of his talent and his potential as a solo artist. The Londoner has already … [Read more...] about Johnny Lloyd: Cheap Medication – Review