Category: Grunge

• Wunderhorse: “Midas” Album Review | Passion project grows from strength to strength

  Nov 22

  Heavy rockers join the Fontaines ferry with their gloomy post-punk dress-up Midas. For Wunderhorse – fronted by one Jacob Slater – they love it when things fall apart. On new… more ›

• Been Stellar delivers mood rock debut | mvm

  Jun 23

  Been Stellar lean into NYC connection with dose of brutish, no-nonsense grunge indie-rock: Scream from New York, NY. While they are not necessarily natives by trade to the capital, the… more ›

• PROJECTOR: “Now When We Talk It’s Violence” Album Review – Gritty 3-piece Brighton Rock chart their own path

  Feb 10

  Tightly-wound PROJECTOR DELIVER THE GRIT OF MODERN LIFE THROUGH THE DARK PORES Of INTERPOL to gatecrash the mainstream of rough-and-tumble rock. overview First formed in 2018, Brighton’s PROJECTOR – made… more ›

• The Debut of The Mysterines: Destined for Greatness?

  Mar 19

  Critically acclaimed among NME and BBC Introducing, Liverpudlian 4-piece, The Mysterines are out-muscling and out-playing their counterparts in the alternative rock scene with blistering pace. But with that said, it’s… more ›

• 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 ›