Category: Classics

• POORSTACY – “Party at the Cemetery” Album Review

  Oct 30

  Cathartic works of the devil, POORSTACY’s latest stitch-in-the-vest is beautifully timed, and themed, all in time for Halloween weekend. ____ Tilted and crooked in places, Party at the Cemetary has… more ›

• Sunday Coffee Music: The Cinematic Orchestra

  Oct 10

  Happy Sunday folks. Ethereal, cathartic and simply beautiful, The Cinematic Orchestra is the perfect soundtrack to your lush hot chocolates, snug blankets and warm fireplaces as we venture into the… more ›

• Our Record Store: Rough Trade

  Oct 9

  I had the privilege of visiting one of the many great independent purveyors of great music today – Rough Trade. Located across four stretches of UK life in Bristol, London,… more ›

• Artist Spotlight: Black Honey

  Sep 29

  Similar to that of Black Honey, this indie-grudge grunge quartet are as viscous in their bold music-beatings as they are as sweet in their intriguing delivery. Tough acts of “Beaches”,… more ›

• How influential is Tik Tok to the future of the music industry?

  Sep 16

  For some, the new rockers are the next influencers for the industry – they just don’t know it. For many, TikTok is very much running everything. With the global pandemic… more ›