Category: new music

• 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 Last Dinner Party: “Prelude to Ecstasy” Album Review – Everything we’ve come to expect… and more

  Feb 2

  Anticipation spirals as the theatrical quintet lay the fruits of their labour at our feet. OVERVIEW From meeting in their freshers week to their first strings of shows in London,… more ›

• Live Review: Bloodworm -Jamcafé, 31/01/2024

  Feb 2

  Local post-punk trio round out january blues with a sold-out Jamcafé show. There’s always a feeling of a sense of low mood and energy as we sweep through January. Cold… more ›

• Frank Carter & the Rattlesnakes: “Dark Rainbow” Album Review – Ballads galore on Carter’s Fifth

  Jan 24

  cathartic duo take stock with crooning alt-rock fifth. The last time we saw Frank Carter and co was on 2021’s album Sticky. A firecracker snapshot of an enraged mindset at… more ›

• Feral Family: “Without Motion” Album Review | Brooding tales beckons in UK’s Most Exciting…

  Jan 20

  New kids on the block: Captured from the quiet east coast of Yorkshire – inspired from the Middle East – heralds the ethereal shoegaze drive of Feral Family. A debut… more ›