Album Review: Get Tragic by Blood Red Shoes
Brighton duo Blood Red Shoes make their long-awaited return with their new album Get Tragic due for release on 25th January via Jazz Life. The story of the album can be [...]
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Album Review: Navigation by NYOS
Noisy instrumental duo NYOS release their third album Navigation on 29th September in a collaboration with Meta Matter Records. Hailing from Jyvaskyla, Finland, the band [...]
EP Review: Chi-Town Dogs by Gallery Circus
Newcastle duo Gallery Circus release their new EP Chi-Town Dogs, on 4th August via Killing Moon. Comprising of identical twin brothers Daniel & Graeme Ross, adapting [...]
Album Review: Two Parts Viper by ’68
Altanta based rock duo ’68 release their new album, Two Parts Viper, on 2nd June via Cooking Vinyl America. Having toured with the likes of Bring Me The Horizon, Every Time [...]
Album Review: Why Always by Caves
Caves release their third album, Always Why, on 28th April via Specialist Subject Records (UK), Yo Yo Records (EU) and Dead Broke Rekerds (US). Being split between the UK and [...]
Album Review: Congratulations by Holy Pinto
Canterbury two piece Holy Pinto release their new album Congratulations on 8th April. Veering from weird indie-pop to the fringes of emo and punk, you’ll find the album to [...]
Album Review: Right Hand Left Hand by Right Hand Left Hand
Channelling the spirit of the post-rock scene of the mid to late 90’s, Right Hand Left Hand are due to release their sophomore self-titled album on 12th February 2016 via [...]
Album Review: Undertow by Drenge
Before Royal Blood came along and made the mainstream press take notice of two-piece rock acts again, Drenge had carved out a niche in the post-grunge genre and were sending [...]
Album Review: Leaving by Caves
Bristol punks Caves released their third album Leaving on the 3rd November. It’s a chaotic masterpiece of pop hooks awash in noisey feedback. Lyrically it’s a tad dark, [...]
