Terminal Gods – Genesis

Genesis is the debut EP from four piece goth-punk Terminal Gods. Despite the absence of a drummer instead opting for the use of a drum machine there is quite a lot of power behind the music. The … Read More

The Cambodian Space Project – The Moon’s Apsara Rides The Cosmic Golden Swan-Goose

As someone whose general philosophy on music is the ‘the weirder the better’ when I was introduced to a band called The Cambodian Space Project with an album entitled The Moon’s Apsara Rides The Cosmic Golden Swan-Goose I needed to … Read More

DEVolution – Good Love

Amazing dance tunes and all sound completely different to another.

Good Love (Anthems Not Bangers Remix) – starts off with a nice dance beat drums accompanied with some nice vocals. Then some nice lead keys … Read More

Wave Dweller – Rat Race

Modern Jazz of the 50’s.

Jazz Hand – the song starts of with a looped brass effect. This sounds like from a movie in the 50’s. Then the drums come in and everything sounds differently … Read More

The Pirates – Shakin’ With The Devil (Best of)

No, this is not an internet “lulz” band, so get that context of Pirates out your head right now young lady/gentleman/member of the jury. What we have is one of the most underappreciated bands in the history of rock … Read More

Stonesthrow – Judas Or Rebel

One must wonder what possesses a fledgling Scottish rock band such as Stonesthrow to call their debut album something as simultaneously meaningless and ferociously pretentious as Judas Or Rebel. Is it to present some comment on the nature of … Read More

Mister Heavenly – Out Of Love

Well isn’t this a hell of a way to kick down the door of an album, opening track of Mister Heavenly’s debut album, Bronx Sniper, sounds very little like the rest of the album but it’s quite easily one … Read More

Paley & Francis – Paley & Francis

Reid Paley and Black Francis release their debut album with the help of Muscle Shoals’ Spooner Oldham and David Hood (respectively on piano and bass).

The album, result of dirt collaboration, is called Paley And Francis and it could … Read More

Little Roy – Battle Of Seattle

Being a huge Nirvana fan, I was thrilled at taking an early listen to Little Roy’s Battle For Seattle and hearing a modern reggae twist on the grunge greats work, especially with the anniversary of Nevermind rolling around later … Read More

Deep Cut – Disorientation

Sublime: elevated in nature or style, to change from solid to vapour directly, lifted or set high. ‘Disorientation’, the second album from Deep Cut fits every definition, as it flits from strong to spectral and back again with charm and … Read More