The Catch-Up – 2018 (Part 2)
With the end of 2018 just days away, it’s worth reflecting on just how much music has been released, good, bad or in between. And while we’ve covered more of […]
ALBUM REVIEW: ‘Delta’ by Mumford & Sons
As perplexing as the popularity of some bands can be, few have hit greater heights of inexplicability than Mumford & Sons. To this day, it’s still a mystery why their […]
Track Pack – 17th-23rd September 2018
THIS WEEK: Avenged Sevenfold’s new surprise single is given a look over, as well as new tracks from Avril Lavigne, Weezer, nothing,nowhere., Our Last Night, Minus The Bear, Hands Like Houses, Blood Red Shoes, Drug Church and more
Track Pack – 13th-19th August 2018
THIS WEEK: The 1975, Thrice, Against The Current and Beartooth spearhead our brand new track review feature, along with new cuts from Coheed And Cambria, Boston Manor, Disturbed, Greta Van Fleet, Joyce Manor and Petrol Girls
ALBUM REVIEW: ‘At Weddings’ by Tomberlin
As intrinsically linked as music and religion have often been, it’s become increasingly rare to see the two commingling in any great capacity. There’ll be the odd country or hip-hop […]
ALBUM REVIEW: ‘God’s Favorite Customer’ by Father John Misty
There are people who genuinely despise Father John Misty, and to be honest, he doesn’t exactly make a convincing case against it. Josh Tillman’s departure from Fleet Foxes unquestionably led […]
ALBUM REVIEW: ‘Be More Kind’ by Frank Turner
The point where Frank Turner seemed on top of the world has long since passed, but that hasn’t stopped him giving it his damnedest. The commercial peak of 2014’s Tape […]
ALBUM REVIEW: ‘The Bookshop Band Plays Stay Sharp & Stay Alive: Songs Inspired By American Authors’ by The Bookshop Band
There’s no band with a history like that of The Bookshop Band. Originally a trio, they formed as part of a collaborative project with their local independent bookshop Mr B’s […]
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