Baron Bane – Lpto

Remember never to judge a book by its cover, or indeed by its name. Baron Bane may sound like they should play screaming dance-tronica, but in actual fact the enigmatically-named ‘Lpto’ is much, much closer to Aphex Twin, The … Read More

Kutosis – Fanatical Love

‘rocks out with psychedelic influence’

Battle Lake – The song starts off with a dirty bass and distorted electric guitar. The vocals fit in well to make this a strong opening song. The drum makes it a good fit to … Read More

Love Among The Mannequins – Radial Images

Love Among The Mannequins album ‘Radial Images’ is a very promising debut, packed with real energy and an uncompromising knack for creating harsh but welcome licks.

The members of this Brighton four piece have been around, in some … Read More

Johnny Cash – Bootleg Vol III Live Around The World

What can one say about Johnny Cash? The man was a genius and he is terribly missed.

Famous not only for the beauty of his lyrics and his beautiful, reassuring voice; Cash also made a name for himself with … Read More

Cardinal Jack – We Shall Start The Dance

‘The heavy rock influence can be heard and it just makes you want to dance. The best band heard in some time’

Day & Night – This song starts off with some heavy bass and with … Read More

Johnny Foreigner vs Everything

The album starts off with some nice rhythmic electric guitar that is uplifting. The opening song is really there to say this is my new album here. The effects that are being used are really nice, because they make … Read More

Kevin Pearce – Pocket handkerchief lane

‘Sweet and melodic album to and a nice listen to a long day’

Last blow out – This song starts off with some nice acoustic guitar riffs. There are also some nice drums that fit well together. … Read More

Fireworks Night – One Winter, One Spring

Londoners Fireworks Night have their third LP in 5 years –  One Winter, One Spring – coming out. Unlike those gazillions of bands who ride the folk bus and alight right at Marcus Mumford, these kids walk a little … Read More

Johnny Daukes – A False Parade

I’ve long since made a point of never trusting anyone who calls themselves Johnny. Borrell, Bravo, English, the list goes on of buffoons who desperately want to be cool but just can’t find it in them to do so … Read More

The Silent Section – Contour Of A Passing Dream

And there was me, thinking that the fetishism of The Jesus And Mary Chain had finally gotten old with The Great Glasvegas Fiasco of this year (Mary Chain indebted scots create stunning first album, then take three years to … Read More