Category: artist review

• KAMORA: ‘Feel Alive’ singles review – a feeling of summer magic

  Aug 19

  KAMORA are back with their third offering of 2022 with ‘Feel Alive’. A meteoric summer tune you’ve been waiting for, it has cemented their spot as anthemic indie-rockers as their… more ›

• Kings & Bears – Live 30/07 Review – music for the soul

  Aug 7

  The scene was set. Extended weekend at long-lost former home of Lincoln, Lincolnshire, UK. Setting the sights on the eclectic reggae-funk triage of Kings and Bears for a music reunion… more ›

• Clash or Pistols: Who was more righteous with their music?

  Jul 13

  The Sex Pistols may have been the first British punk rock band, but The Clash were the real definitive British punk rockers. Brash, fiery and bolstered with an outlaw image,… more ›

• Kofi Stone: “Nobody Cares Till Everybody Does” – Your Album Review

  Jul 12

  As we still swim in the streams of jazz rap and lo-fi hip hop with Loyle Carner, we move to a fellow Londoner and a fellow underground hip-hop rapper with… more ›

• Shinedown: “Planet Zero” album review – mighty arena rock charts heights

  Jul 7

  Like many others before it, Planet Zero was an album written in lockdown. A sorrowful state of current affairs, Shinedown join the plethora of artists using the time as advantageous,… more ›