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Introducing... Remember The Monsters

on August 02, 2017

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COAX - Holding On (EP Review)

on July 31, 2017

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Introducing... COAX

on July 30, 2017

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Depeche Mode - Spirit (Review)

on July 29, 2017

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Introducing... Heis

on July 27, 2017

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Introducing... Liam B. Smith

on July 25, 2017

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Flying Vinyl: June 2017 (Review)

on July 24, 2017

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Declan McKenna - What Do You Think About The Car? (Review)

on July 23, 2017

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We're No Heroes - Youth (Track Review)

on July 22, 2017

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Jay-Z - 4:44 (Review)

on July 19, 2017

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Stevie Parker at The Cookie, Leicester (Live Review)

on July 17, 2017

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Introducing... Glory Fades

Glory Fades are an alternative rock band from Wolverhampton, despite being very time poor they have found the time to craft a brand new EP, Late in the Day, and it's very good. There's clearly some heavier influences with the song Message being my personal favourite on the EP, there's a plethora of influences on this EP and if you're looking for some very grungy, underground alt-rock then I'd definitely recommend checking out their new EP! Question. The EP has been out a few weeks now, how do you guys feel about that? Glory Fades: We are excited. Its been a long time coming so its great to have our tracks out there. Q.Do you get nervous or excited before release? GF: It was our first release and we are/have been very excited. No nerves about the release at all Q. Which musician would you say was the biggest influence on the EP? GF: I'm not sure really, as a band we all have different influences and listen to a lot of different music. No one/ band ...

COAX - Holding On (EP Review)

Andy Muscat from COAX recently contacted me on Twitter to listen to his bands debut EP, Holding On. If you submit your music then I will listen to it, no matter what. However, every now and then a band will catch my eye and I will see the invigorating potential that they have. I've seen it with acts such as Tiny Hueman, Proserpine, Craig Olson and more. COAX are one to be added to that list because after taking a listen to their music I could see the potential for something special. I'm not insinuating that COAX's Holding On is perfect, because it isn't. But then what even is perfect anyway? I digress. There are some mastering problems with the album, but that is absolutely to be expected with unsigned bands, and it can't be helped. The opening track to the EP, Over It, is by far and away the best track on this very short EP. It reminds of a mix between The Hunna and Kovic whom are both absolutely brilliant in their own right. I think what has made me appeal to...

The Charlatans - Different Days (Review)

Long-standing Britpop outfit The Charlatans are back with their 13th album, many artists don't make it this far, very few even break the 10 album barrier. However, Different Days is probably their best album in nearly 20 years. Lead vocalist, Tim Burgess, is widely known for being able to actually sing very well, compared to the other singer's in Britpop's elite this is actually an achievement, but that was never the appeal of Britpop. Burgess can really ride a groove on this album, seamlessly flowing over the tracks, very smoothly. Immediately on the first track, Hey Sunrise, you would suspect this was a different band though because the lower tone of his voice and the slow, melodic harmony of the acoustic guitar is very un-Charlatans. The real winner on this album though is the song Not Forgotten, an eery 90's throwback to the days where the only thing to talk about in music was Blur v Oasis and Kate Moss was everywhere. But what really shines on the track is the e...

Jessie Reyez - Kiddo (EP Review)

Toronto Singer, songwriter and guitarist Jessie Reyez has burst onto the scene ever since her single Figures was featured on Zane Lowe's radio show. She's previously worked with Skrillex and Chance The Rapper which are both thoroughly evident on this project right here. Her Colombian father also saw fame as a guitarist, and Jessie claims that this is the biggest inspiration for her getting into music. Kiddo is her debut release, short enough to be an EP but long enough to be an album, even though it is only 19 minutes long there are 7 tracks and one of which features only her mother talking on the phone, therefore 6 tracks is an EP I suppose. The album opens with Fuck It, this is a great debut to the EP because it really showcases the strength of her vocals, and also her songwriting skills. There is a really smooth beat on offer here, which only kicks in as she shouts Fuck It at the start of the chorus. I'm not a big fan of the talking in the intro, it's just a tad c...

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