ALBUM REVIEW: ‘Shades Of Blue’ by Danny Worsnop
It’s always been easy to respect how dedicated Danny Worsnop is to his craft, regardless of how unfashionable it may prove to be. His was clearly the influence that took […]
ALBUM REVIEW: ‘The Hands Of Time’ by The Picturebooks
Look, there’s every reason to go into an album like this expecting absolutely nothing. The Picturebooks are a two-piece that have been regularly grouped into the blues-rock and garage-rock camps, […]
Track Pack – 15th-21st October 2018
THIS WEEK: Bad Religion come out with a brand new track, Bring Me The Horizon deliver an unexpected collaboration, and there’s new music from Babymetal, The 1975, The Front Bottoms, Chase Atlantic, Seaway, Courage My Love, Le Butcherettes and more
Track Pack – 20th-26th August 2018
THIS WEEK: It’s the big return of Bring Me The Horizon alongside Andy Black, You Me At Six, The Story So Far and Atreyu, as well as new music from Blood Youth, Clutch, I Don’t Know How But They Found Me, Hellogoodbye, We Were Promised Jetpacks, Rise Of The Northstar, Vodun and more
ALBUM REVIEW: ‘Among The Ghosts’ by Lucero
It speaks a lot to how well-loved in both punk and Americana scenes that Lucero are that they’ve managed to keep it going for two decades. Even while being sonically […]
The Catch-Up – 2018 (Part 1)
So we’re finally at the middle of the year, and in the last six months, so much new music has been released – so much, in fact, that we’ve not […]
ALBUM REVIEW: ‘Port Saint Joe’ by Brothers Osborne
For as uneven as it can be, there’s still something so magnetising about Brothers Osborne’s debut Pawn Shop. In the sterilised cesspit of modern country, to have an act unafraid […]
ALBUM REVIEW: ‘Year Of The Tiger’ by Myles Kennedy
It was only a matter of time before Myles Kennedy released a solo album. As revered as he is as one of the best hard rock vocalists of the modern […]
ALBUM REVIEW: ‘Wake Up Call’ by Theory Of A Deadman
Is it possible that Theory Of A Deadman aren’t actually a real band, but rather some sick social experiment conjured up within the American radio rock scene to see what […]
ALBUM REVIEW: ‘Lukas Nelson & Promise Of The Real’ by Lukas Nelson & Promise Of The Real
Before properly discussing Lukas Nelson as a musician, it’s worth noting where the markers in his musical lineage lie. Obviously callbacks to his father Willie Nelson play a role, but […]
ALBUM REVIEW: ‘Pawn Shop’ by Brothers Osborne
While country’s status on the world stage is essentially nonexistent, in the US it remains a huge draw, undergoing the same peaks, troughs and shifting trends that any popular genre […]
ALBUM REVIEW: ‘The Long Road Home’ by Danny Worsnop
As most people who’ve been following the Asking Alexandria / Danny Worsnop debacle will be able to attest, it would be a miracle if the whole thing wasn’t meticulously planned […]
ALBUM REVIEW: ‘Mud’ by Whiskey Myers
Giving your newest major label release a title like Mud doesn’t exactly make it sound enticing. Granted, it’s the definition of a “don’t judge a book by its cover” situation, […]
ALBUM REVIEW: ‘We’re All Somebody From Somewhere’ by Steven Tyler
If Steven Tyler had announced his debut solo album a couple of years ago, there would’ve been some cause for concern. As well as using his position on the American […]
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