After 10 Years, Ian Brown still has something to Offer It’s been 10 years since Ian Browns last solo album […]
Album Review | Ian Brown – ‘Ripples’
Album Review | Spielbergs – ‘This is Not The End’
Spielbergs show potential with their Debut Album This Is Not The End is the highly anticipated debut album from Spielbergs, […]
Album Review | Calva Louise – ‘Rhinoceros’
Calva Louise prove their Quality with Debut Album ‘Rhinoceros’ We’ve seen quite a few impressive punk debuts being released over […]
Album Review | Red Rum Club – ‘Matador’
Scouse Americana storms UK Charts in the form of ‘Matador’ 2018 was quite the year for Red Rum Club. From […]
Album Review | Estrons – ‘You Say I’m Too Much, I Say You’re Not Enough’
Estrons’ Debut makes a New Meaning for Heavy Pop Music In a 2016 interview, Welsh four-piece Estrons told Mark Beaumont […]
Album Review | Fatherson – ‘Sum Of All Your Parts’
Scottish Trio Fatherson deliver on Third Album The Rain The Introduction of minor notes played simply on the piano begs […]
Album Review | Muncie Girls – ‘Fixed Ideals’
Muncie Girls Trump Debut Album with Sophomore Record ‘Fixed Ideals’ Fixed Ideals is the second album from Exeter rockers Muncie […]
Album Review | IDLES – ‘Joy as an Act of Resistance’
IDLES prove they’re One of UK’s Finest with Second Album ‘Joy as an Act of Resistance‘ Punk is well and truly […]
Album Review | Bad Sounds – ‘Get Better’
Do Bad Sounds deliver on their Debut Album? For some us the day we’ve been waiting for for almost two […]
Album Review | Father John Misty – 'God’s Favourite Customer'
After Father John Misty’s wondrous release of Pure Comedy last year I became a devoted fan of the solo act. His cynical twist on the World being backed by some glamorous instrumentals the album had everything, since then he has fast become one of the most talked about people in music.