Category: album review

• Black Country, New Road: “Ants From Up Here” album review – profoundly poetic in a world of uncertainty

  Feb 9

  The bands’ name originally derived from that of a random Wikipedia generator, but their music is anything but thrown together. Ever since BC, NR arrived in the Brixton, Windmill scene… more ›

• Jack Kays: Blending with Substance

  Feb 7

  Enter Jack Kays. A 22-year-old musician born in the depths of Ohio charting culinary wizardry -by being a trained chef – and reaching musical heights learning 10 instruments and writing… more ›

• The Changing of Man v Music: What Happened?

  Feb 5

  With the recent release of Man v Music volume II in physical format over the past week, it has cast my mind to the original concept of what this blog… more ›

• Machine Gun Kelly & Willow: “Emo Girl” Singles Review

  Feb 4

  With a new year comes a new album – and a new title change*. Emo Girl is the start of something new – or consistent – in the world of… more ›

• SINGLE REVIEW – Against The Current: “Wildfire”

  Jan 29

  Happy weekend, folks! I hope you have had a relaxing one so far.. _______ From delectable EPs inflamed in trouble to quick single turnarounds, the New York pop-rock fusion band,… more ›