FOUND – Factorycraft

‘Factorycraft‘ is the brand new 10 track album from Edinburgh folk/electronic band ‘FOUND‘.

Opening with a narrated urban love story ‘Anti Climb Paint’, ‘FOUND’ immediately display there unique sound and style within the first two minutes forty-three seconds of … Read More

New York Dolls – Dancing Backwards In High Heels

It has to be said that in the grand scheme of things, the New York Dolls might well be rock n roll’s greatest also-rans. Having released one phenomenal, influential, yet badly produced debut, and having been plagued by misfortune … Read More

Ghostlight – Somersaults

Having already had some introduction to Ghostlight’s brand of middle-of-the-road balladry, we now have the full scope of their work provided in the form of album ‘Somersaults’. But is the sum greater than the parts?

Opener ‘Unfolds And Bloom’ … Read More

Knock Out Kaine – KandyKaine EP

Knock Out Kaine like playing with words, in fact their name can be intentionally read as KO Kaine. These four boys believe that if you wanna “Get High” come to a Knock out Kaine gig (no they’re not doleing … Read More

Ulterior – Wild In Wildlife

‘Wild in Wildlife’ is the début album from Rock and Roll quartet ‘Ulterior’.

Opening with the dark themed, catchy ‘Big City Black Rain’, ‘Ulterior’ instantly hook you in with there repetitive riffs which enter you into a trance like … Read More

Steve Cradock – Peace City West

Cradock’s second album continues where his solo debut left off with an album full of personal touches and elegance that manages to evoke 60s nostalgia as well as making use of modern day production techniques. The problem for me … Read More

Mushy – Faded Heart

In a haze of darkness and depression, Mushy’s Faded Heart marks a return to the pale and mysterious sound of ‘80’s Dark Wave. The track is sumptuously textured and retains the truly macabre sound that gothic music has been … Read More

Darkest Hour – The Human Romance

Have we been here before? Epic chord progressions, snarls like a dinosaur’s anguished teenage years, and drums going a million to one… but hold your horses. Yes, Darkest Hour are a death metal inspired metalcore outfit, but ‘The Human … Read More

WILD PALMS – Until Spring

Finally ‘Wild Palms’ debut album is out and this band is ready to challenge as one of the best new acts of 2011.

‘Until Spring’ does not take the distance from the first EPs of the band and this … Read More

Stuart Sweeney – 16:9

’16:9′ is the début solo full length release from Glaswegian born Stuart Sweeney. An epic score of forty-three minute and sixteen seconds, conveying the talent and establishing Sweeney as a soloist into the music sphere of today. His minimalist … Read More