Category: Reviews
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Clash or Pistols: Who was more righteous with their music?
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, they were charged with a certain righteousness that only a select few punks were able to pull off. Despite a band that seemingly had “traditional” […]
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Blossoms: “Ribbon Around The Bomb” – Album Review
01/05: From our London crash course of seeing Foals in Olympia Park to witnessing the London skyline from the Shard, we’re back with a bang… Once I’ve recovered from this weekend, I’ll be sure to write up a story or two about it all. ________//_________ Sharing their love with New York City to repairing unfounded […]
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New Music Friday: Bloc Party and Blossoms release new music
Spring sun is shining, festival season is upon us and excitement grows as both Bloc Party and Blossoms release new music, within a frantic splurge of juicy music goodness for New Music Friday. While aforementioned Bloc Party’s Alpha Games and Blossoms’ Ribbon Around The Bomb anticipate a festivity of alternative-indie goodness with summer cider in […]
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Single Spotlight: “Young Excitement” by Pizza Crunch
Folks from Scotland have a certain polish when it comes to creating music. We all know it. You know it. We’ve all become aware with the likes of astute groups Biffy Clyro and Twin Atlantic to timeless soloists Lewis Capaldi and Gerry Cinnamon for their stand-out individualism. Not falling off too far from the wagon […]
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You think Ibiza vibes are bland? Think again… Artist Spotlight: Bonobo
I hadn’t heard an awful lot of Bonobo since I came across him but after coming across the name across countless festival headliner slots and exclusive vinyl slots in our local Rough Trade, I decided to give him a whirl. Now, truth be told, I’m not too familiar with those who work close to ‘dystopian […]
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