Rating: photo credit: Reuben Bastienne_Lewis When talking about truly iconic bands, it won’t be long before Blur get a mention. Turning the British music scene on its head with 1993’s, ‘Modern Life is Rubbish’ and establishing what would become the…
30 years ago as the dying embers of classic James Bond, Michael Caine and BBC films bit the dust of popularity came a rediscovery of these classic films and their soundtracks via The Sound Gallery albums. Presented in the releases…
Hailing from Newcastle and Brighton, Demob Happy have been making waves since their appearance from SXSW, with the highly anticipated launch of their latest single and accompanying video, titled ‘Run Baby Run’. This empowering track is a standout inclusion in…
Rating: Pic Credit: Devon Scott Wong Noble Oak (Patrick Fiore) releases his new album, ‘When It Finds You’. A collection of songs that are a perfect fit for a long, hot summer that also dive into Fiore’s insecurities. Kicking off…
Rating: bdrmm are a beacon of light in the modern musical landscape. There is perhaps no other band that push their musicality and the sonic landscape they create further. Their debut LP, ‘Bedroom’ was one of the best shoegaze LP’s…
Rating: Since the release of 2018’s, ‘Dogrel’ Fontaines DC have become one of the hottest bands on earth. With a number one record under their belt and tours that almost instantly sell out, it’s a matter of when, not if,…
The list could go on for days, weeks, months and evens years deciding who the standout singer to emerge from beat groups of the 1960’s. Regular names that spring to mind include Steve Marriott, Steve Ellis, Keith Relf, Phil May,…
Releasing probably their most accessible material to date, SNUFF have unveiled an album of artistic splendor and wistful delicacy with Come On If You Think You’re Rachmaininov, released on their own 10 past 12 Records, on June 9th on CD,…
The second instalment in dazzling vinyl reissues from Demon Music Group of Ocean Colour Scenes albums dating 1999-2003 see’s One From The Modern, Mechanical Wonder and North Atlantic Drift given a new lease of life. Each of the albums comes…
Review by Jonathan Taylor Instagram: jonathantaylorphotography Photo credit: Kalpesh Lathigra Across twelve tracks, DMA’S 4th studio album, ‘How Many Dreams?’ which is released 31st March, marks yet another departure in terms of musical creativity and evolvement for the band from…